Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Elissa Dowling | ... | Jenny | |
Sadie Katz | ... | Susan | |
Parry Shen | ... | Alan | |
Graham Skipper | ... | Devin | |
Sarah French | ... | Linda | |
Jeff Rector | ... | Bill | |
Anahit Setian | ... | Marci | |
Marv Blauvelt | ... | Mel | |
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Josh Fallon | ... | Rick |
Jeff J. Knight | ... | Auto | |
Jim Tasker | ... | Auto (voice) | |
Tara Cardinal | ... | Private Corrigan | |
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Joshua Lou Friedman | ... | Shovel Guy |
Wes Hubbard | ... | Detective Parker | |
Mary O'Neil | ... | Paramedic Menzler |
A workplace robot, AUTO, transforms into a killing machine when he discovers he will be replaced by a more efficient model. AUTO fears being terminated and will stop at nothing to prevent his own destruction. The human employees must band together to stop him before it's too late. Written by Epic Pictures Releasing
Firstly, I am biased. I grew up on B-movies. And this one takes me back with a nostalgic smile. The movie has so much bad to it that it's almost laughable, but when adjusting your lenses to "B", then it kinda pulls it off. Yes, the acting is stinted. But still enjoyable. The script? What script? Some of the snippets are choice inputs for memes! Yet, with everything going against it, I could still watch it to the end. This is a sci-fi movie for B-movie fans. If you cannot deal with the "B", it's not for you. For me, out of all the rubbish out there, this was recyclable. It didn't need to be unique. It just needed to be honest. And it will get you to rate other movies more honestly too. When you see bad, you appreciate good all the more.