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Le tueur du futur

R
1993    1h 35minScience-Fiction, Horreur
4.710%24%4.7
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Cette nuit, un tueur est mort. Son corps repose pour l'éternité mais son esprit est plus puissant que jamais. Littéralement scannérisé par un ordinateur victime d'un gigantesque court circuit, il peut maintenant frapper là où se conduit l’électricité, du plus performant des ordinateurs au plus anodin des appareils ménagers. Maintenant, il détient le carnet d’adresse des amis de Terry Monroe et il a décidé des les tuer tous, un par un...
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Acteurs de Le tueur du futur

  • Karen AllenTerry Munroe
  • Wil HorneffJosh Munroe
  • Chris MulkeyBram Walker
  • Jessica WalterElaine Spencer
  • Shevonne DurkinCarol Maibaum
  • Brandon Quintin AdamsFrazer
  • Ted MarcouxKarl Hopkins
  • Rick DucommunPhil Stewart
  • Nancy FishKarl's Landlord
  • Jack LauferElliot Miller
  • Richard McKenzieFrank Mallory
  • Mimi LieberMarta
  • Mickey GilbertMickey the Driver / Second Unit Director
  • Ken ThorleySalesman
  • Carl Gabriel YorkeSafety Technician
  • Richard SchiffScanner Technician
  • Clayton LandeyMel
  • Walter AddisonVeteran Cop
  • Matthew GlaveRookie Cop
  • Carlease BurkeWoman Cop

Le tueur du futur Notations et commentaires

  • neuroparadox29 juillet 2025
    "The killer died in this hospital....and [he] was plugged into your computer!" This is like a kissing cousin to The Lawnmower Man. This movie came out when I was 13 years old; the same age as the dope-ass, smart-talkin' white boy protagonist, Josh. It has some pretty impressive early CGI (yeah yeah,🦖🏞️) paired with ambitious camera moves (yeah yeah,🦖🏞️) those alone make this worth a look. And, this bitch knows how to build tension, even if has a healthy dose of goofy. Ultimately, this film is a snapshot into the early 90s, and how everyone thought life was going to play out with technology and the "datanet"...take that, add in an serial killer, some technological voodoo (à la Wes Craven's Shocker), and voila! I knew I remembered this film for some reason, and not just because of the microwave kill, which is amazing. Ebert calls it: "Gen X anti-appliance propaganda!" JK I made that up PS: I still have a crush on Karen Allen ❤️❤️💘
  • jackmeat20 juin 2025
    My quick rating - 4.9/10. I generally remember this one being a bit better than it was. I am sure that is the element of time, though. To be honest, for 1993, they had a pretty good idea of the issues to come with everything being online. Granted, no one has accidentally scanned a serial killer and blasted him onto the Internet, but give it time. I am sure it'll happen once digitizing people is a thing lol. Oh, and that is what this movie is about. The killer in this basically does so with no remorse, and kills down the list of someone's address book, hence being named the address book killer. And when he gets his eyes on Karen Allen, her address book becomes the next guide for him to follow. The only difference is now, instead of a car to get to the next victim, he traverses the electrical lines. All good fun with some nice setups for the kills that all culminate into a horridly stupid ending.
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