Future-Kill

Future-Kill (1985)

En 1988. La violence est toujours la même. on étudie toujours... la bière et les filles! Les étudiants soint regroupés en bandes. La ville post-atomique est tombée sous leur contrôle absolu. initialement unités pacifiques, ces bandes sont progressivement devenus des noyaux de violence sauvage. Aujourd'hui les hommes de Clint sont en route. Leur mission: kidnapper les chefs de bande ennemies. Et surtout enlever Splatter, le plus violent des violents. mais dés quils constateront l'extrême suvagerie de celui-ci, ils n'auront plus qu'une seule idée en tête: réussir à sortir vivant de la ville. Un dispositif est mis en place. Le choc se prépare...

Date de sortie
1985-05-03
TMDB
4.6 / 10 (23)
Durée
1 h 29 min
Genres
Action, Science-Fiction, Comédie, Horreur
Réalisateur
Ronald W. Moore

Distribution

Anecdotes

Future-Kill is a 1985 comedy science fiction-horror film about a group of fraternity boys who are hunted by mutants in a futuristic city. The film was directed by Ronald W. Moore, and stars Edwin Neal, Marilyn Burns and Gabriel Folse. The poster for the film was designed by H. R. Giger.

Production

Ronald W. Moore initially wrote the film with partners John Best and Kathy Hagan under the title Splatter but changed it to Future-Kill in order to avoid confusion with Splatter University and because he wanted to avoid the misconception blood and gore were the main selling point.

Moore then took the project to Texas business man Don Barker who was sold on the film's low budget as well as the presence of Edwin Neal and Marilyn Burns from the hit The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The initial filming was done in August 1983 in various parts of Austin, Texas, while the effects shots done in February 1984 totaling about six and half weeks of shooting.

The film was shot using a Panavision camera and lens on 35mm film, with an aspect ratio of 1.85:1.

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