A man discovers that he has psychotronic powers--the ability to will people to die. He begins exercising that power.
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Title: The Psychotronic Man (1979)
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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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poliziottesco | north american poliziottesco | barber | psychotronic | subconscious |Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
April 1980 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Bomberman See more »Filming Locations:
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Watching this 1979 hybrid of horror and science-fiction, only one thing kept occurring to me: Who, in the world, is this movie for? The film work is terribly amateurish, the acting is strained and forced, the scary scenes are impenetrable and, despite being barely over an hour, it feels about twenty times longer. Even the Rifftrax crew has a hard time with this one, with the jokes landing less often than usual as the gang seems sincerely baffled by the movie. It's something to see for sure, and fans of rock-bottom Z-cinema should give this one a spin.