A man discovers that he has psychotronic powers--the ability to will people to die. He begins exercising that power.
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Peter Spelson | ... | Rocky Foscoe |
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Chris Carbis | ... | Lt. Walter O'Brien |
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Curt Colbert | ... | Sgt. Chuck Jackson |
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Robin Newton | ... | Kathy |
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Jeff Caliendo | ... | Officer Maloney |
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Lindsey Novak | ... | Mrs. Foscoe |
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Irwin Lewin | ... | Professor |
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Corney Morgan | ... | S.I.A. Agent Gorman |
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Bob McDonald | ... | Old Man |
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Just as Rocky thinks the world is proceeding along quite well, he dashes out of his shop in a kind of trance, as though possessed. Once outside he is driven to hunt for a victim and after he has found someone, he kills them with whatever forces are latent in his subconscious. Written by Ørnås
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psychotronic | subconscious | victim | psychic power | extrasensory perception |Parents Guide:
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Country:
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April 1980 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Bomberman See more »Filming Locations:
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I never expected to see a movie like this. A great "bad" film about a psychotronic barber who has looong drives in his car and kills/hurts people by touching his hair and looking all serious (this is something you do when you have THAT psychotronic disease). This has to be a movie that's better (and worse) than anything Ed Wood did, great "dumb" dialogue and wonderful bad actors. See it and you will have a whole new view on film-making..