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The movie [[Death Machine]] is a 1995 Science Fiction/cyberpunk film about a ragtag group trying to survive being attacked by a "Frontline Morale Destroyer" killer robot.
''Death Machine'' is a 1995 Science Fiction/cyberpunk film that centers around a ragtag group trying to survive an attack from a "Frontline Morale Destroyer" killer robot. Apparently, the screenwriters had a bit of fun when they named the characters. The character "Dante" was purportedly named after famed director Joe Dante (''[[Gremlins]]''). The characters named "[[John Carpenter]]" and "[[Sam Raimi]]" are obvious homages. Calling a character "[[Ridley Scott|Scott Ridley]]" is akin to named someone "[[Alfred Hitchcock|Hitchcock Alfred]]". Also there is a nod to ''[[Aliens]]'' as two of the characters are named '''Weyland''' and '''Yutani'''.
Apparently the screenwriters had a bit of fun when they named the characters. Dante was purportedly named after famed director Joe Dante. The characters named "John Carpenter" and "Sam Raimi" are obvious homages. Calling a character "Scott Ridley" is akin to named someone "Hitchcock Alfred". Also there is a nod to [[Aliens]] as two of the characters are named '''Weyland''' and '''Yutani'''.
The following firearms were used in the movie ''Death Machine'':
Death Machine is a 1995 Science Fiction/cyberpunk film that centers around a ragtag group trying to survive an attack from a "Frontline Morale Destroyer" killer robot. Apparently, the screenwriters had a bit of fun when they named the characters. The character "Dante" was purportedly named after famed director Joe Dante (Gremlins). The characters named "John Carpenter" and "Sam Raimi" are obvious homages. Calling a character "Scott Ridley" is akin to named someone "Hitchcock Alfred". Also there is a nod to Aliens as two of the characters are named Weyland and Yutani.
The following firearms were used in the movie Death Machine:
A police officer coming to investigate the activities at the corporate headquarters uses a 1911A1 to shoot Hayden Cale before getting crushed by the Frontline Morale Destroyer.
Jack Dante (Brad Dourif) threatens Haden Cale with what is supost to be a Bretta 92 with a stainless steel frame and blued slide. Like many of the weapons in the film this pistol is most likely an airgun that looks like a real Beretta.
Yutani (Martin McDougall) takes a Desert Eagle off of Jack Dante when the Humanist group captures Hayden Cale, John Carpenter and Jack Dante to get them to open the Companys' data core. John Carpenter somehow gets ahold of the Desert Eagle and uses it to force everyone to take the elevator to get out of the building. The muzzle in this scene is obviously that of a replica Desert Eagle. Inside the elevator the weapon changes to a .44 caliber Desert Eagle and he fires off several shots before being eaten by the Frontline Morale Destroyer.
Sam Raimi, Yutani and Weyland all carry blank-modified FAMAS Assault Rifles. As they are useless as weapons the group abandons them for real firepower in order to survive inside the corporate headquarters.
One of the weapons found in the covert lab is an AKM fitted with a prop body and an AK74 muzzlebreak. It is abandoned when it runs out of ammo while hosing down the Frontline Morale Destroyer when the remaining trio are trying to get to a hoist.
After being kidnapped by Jack Dante, Hayden Cale steals a bandoleer of demolition charges. The charges are powerful enough to blow the hand off the Frontline Morale Destroyer.
A powered suit that augments the wearer and allows an ordinary human being to survive hand to hand combat with the Frontline Morale Destroyer.
Frontline Morale Destroyer
A remote controlled robotic killing machine. It has a mouth based on a great white shark and industrial sized claws on its' hands. While excellent at creating terror in unarmed foes, it has serious design flaws that could have been exploited.
