| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Sam Waterston | ... | Cal Morse | |
| Kathleen Quinlan | ... | Joanie Morse | |
| Yaphet Kotto | ... | Major Connolly | |
| Jeffrey DeMunn | ... | Dr. Dan Fairchild (as Jeffrey De Munn) | |
| Richard Dysart | ... | Dr. Nielsen | |
| G.W. Bailey | ... | Tom Schmidt | |
| Jerry Hardin | ... | Vic Flint | |
| Rick Rossovich | ... | Bob | |
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Cynthia Carle | ... | Dana |
| Scott Paulin | ... | Captain Walston | |
| Kavi Raz | ... | Dr. Ramesh Kapoor | |
| Keith Szarabajka | ... | Tippett | |
| Jack Thibeau | ... | Pisarczyk | |
| J. Patrick McNamara | ... | Connolly's Aide | |
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Tom McFadden | ... | Deputy Grazie |
In an ultra secret laboratory for the developing of biological weapons, covered as "Biotek", a research center for agriculture, a serious accident occurs, spreading a sinister bacteria in the laboratory. The security guard of the complex, closes and seals the building, with all the personnel inside, making very difficult the struggle for survival, not to mention the actions that the relatives of the enclosed people are thinking to do. Written by Luis Carvacho <lcarvach@lascar.puc.cl>
Historically, many may not remember but this film was released at the time of Chernobyl nuclear accident in Russia. Life does not imitate art here but plays a close second. Although, the ending is not fully satisfying, the first reviewer Jack Sommersby fails to see some superb talents behind the camera. Visually, the lab sequences are very terrifying and well acted. Worth a second look.
Mr Flick-2