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Chopping Mall (1986) [R]

Release Date:
March 21, 1986

Original Title:
Chopping Mall

Alternate Titles:
Killbots
Kto z koho
Kuoleman kauppa
Obchoďák smrti
R.O.B.O.T.
Robots asesinos
Roboty smierci
Shopping
Supermarket horror
Terror em Park Plaza
Роботы-убийцы
夜困殺人場
砍槌
血腥杀人船

Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Concorde Pictures
Trinity Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: R  DE: 18  MX: C  US: R 

Runtime: 77

Where shopping costs you an arm and a leg!

Overview from TheMovieDB

A group of teenagers that work at the mall all get together for a late night party in one of the stores. When the mall goes on lock down before they can get out, the robot security system activates after a malfunction and goes on a killing spree. One by one the three bots try to rid the mall of the “intruders.” The only weapons the kids can use are the supplies in other stores, or if they can make it till morning when the mall opens back up.

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Production

Accountant:
Waldo Brain

Animal Wrangler:
Jim Picciolo

Animation Supervisor:
R.J.Robertson
R.J. Robertson

Art Direction:
Carol Clements

Assistant Art Director:
Gregg Lacy

Assistant Editor:
Michael Ruscio

Associate Producer:
Ginny Nugent
Charles Skouras III

Best Boy Electric:
Barbara Kallir

Best Boy Grip:
Lisa Harper

Boom Operator:
Marty Kasparian
Chris Baker

Carpenter:
Jonathan R. Hodges

Construction Manager:
Douglas S. Turner

Director:
Jim Wynorski

Director of Photography:
Tom Richmond

Editor:
Leslie Rosenthal

Electrician:
Len Levine
Steven Givens

Executive Producer:
Roger Corman

First Assistant Camera:
Chris Lombardi
Sean McLin

First Assistant Director:
Kristine Peterson

Gaffer:
Shaun Madigan
Lars Hauglie

Grip:
Mark Scholl
Michael Evans

Key Grip:
Tom West

Makeup Artist:
Blake Shepard

Modeling:
Douglas S. Turner

Original Music Composer:
Chuck Cirino

Post Production Supervisor:
Debbie Brock

Producer:
Julie Corman

Production Assistant:
Matthew Fishman
Bruce Fahr
Mark Homayoun
Matt Leipzig
Diane Friedman
Jennifer Goldsmith
Lynn Whitney
Denetia Arellanes

Production Coordinator:
Lisa C. Cook

Production Manager:
Charles Skouras III

Prop Maker:
Robh Ruppel
Ernest Cervantes
Cathy Quill
David Heilman

Script Supervisor:
Annie Welles
Morgan Smith

Second Assistant Art Director:
Jim Evans

Second Assistant Camera:
Rob Sweeney

Second Assistant Director:
Terence J. Edwards

Second Unit Director:
Steve Mitchell

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Steve Carpenter

Set Dresser:
Corey Kaplan
Gabrielle Petrissans
Nat Bocking

Sound Mixer:
George E. Mahlberg
Walt Martin

Special Effects:
Robert Short
Roger George

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Anthony Showe

Stunt Coordinator:
Paul Shaver

Stunt Double:
Tim Trella
Jane Steele
Lise Romanoff
Phil Wallace
Paul Shaver
Jeff Habberstad
Shannon Madill
Hannah Kozak
Anthony Cecere

Thanks:
Ronald Sassoon
T. Cappelli

Wardrobe Master:
Katie Sparks

Writer:
Steve Mitchell
Jim Wynorski

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