Wired to Kill
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Directed byFrank Schaeffer
Written byFrank Schaeffer
Starring
- Devin Hoelscher
- Emily Longstreth
- Merritt Butrick
CinematographyTom Fraser
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| Directed by | Frank Schaeffer |
| Written by | Frank Schaeffer |
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| Cinematography | Tom Fraser |
| Music by | Russell Ferrante |
Production company | Schaeffer-Buchfuehrer Productions |
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Running time | 96 min. |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $3.8 million[2] |
Wired to Kill, also known as Booby Trap, is a 1986 film written and directed by Frank Schaeffer and starring Emily Longstreth, Devin Hoelscher, and Merritt Butrick.[3]
In the near future, law and order breaks down, diseases, violence and immorality are rampant. However, when a violent gang attacks a family nearly killing the mother and the authorities offer no aid, Steve, the teenage son, his girlfriend Rebecca, and a robot named Winston take matters into their own hands and get revenge on the gang amid the ruins of Los Angeles.
Cast
- Emily Longstreth as Rebecca
- Devin Hoelscher as Steve
- Merritt Butrick as Reegus, The Gang Leader
- Frank Collison as "Sly"
- Tommy Lister Jr. as "Sleet"
- Kim Milford as "Rooster"
- Michael Wollet as "Zero"
- Garth Gardner as "Loady"
- Kristina David as Sandra, The mother
- Don Blakely as Police Sergeant