A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
April 5, 1987
Original Title:
Programmed to Kill
Alternate Titles:
Máquina Mortífera
Retaliator
The Retaliator
女魔终结者
Genres:
Action | Horror | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Retaliator Productions
Trans World Entertainment
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
PT: M/16
Runtime: 91
A middle eastern female terrorist is captured by the CIA in Greece, after an attack on a marketplace. Transported back to the USA, the terrorist undergoes an operation where she is transformed into a cybernetic killing machine. Now the CIA have a secret weapon to send back to the Middle East, but how long can they control her?
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Art Direction:
Kuli Sander
Assistant Director:
Robert Short
Casting:
Mercedes Alberti
Costume Design:
Lennie Barin
Vicki Graef
Director:
Allan Holzman
Director of Photography:
Nissim Leon
Executive Producer:
Sunil R. Shah
Yisrael Ringel
Moshe Diamant
First Assistant Director:
Robert Engelman
Makeup Supervisor:
Marie-Hélène Yastchenkoff
Original Music Composer:
Craig Huxley
Jerrold Immel
Producer:
Allan Holzman
Don Stern
Production Design:
Diana Allen Williams
Second Assistant Director:
Eric Jones
Second Unit Director:
Tommy Bull
BJ Davis
Set Decoration:
Michael Parker
Pola Shreiber
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Ray West
Grover B. Helsley
Joseph D. Citarella
Special Effects:
John Carter
Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Jensen
BJ Davis
George Fisher
Stunts:
John Casino
Joe Finnegan
Cris Thomas-Palomino
Anthony Cecere
Michael Carr
John Gant
Gardner Doolittle
Ben Jensen
Ethan Jensen
Armando Guerrero
Byron Quisenberry
George A. Sack Jr.
Keith Lane Jensen
Supervising Sound Editor:
Ron Clark
Writer:
Robert Short
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