The movie Death Machine is a science fiction action thriller film that was released in 1994. It was directed by Stephen Norrington and starred Brad Dourif, Ely Pouget, and William Hootkins. The film is set in the near future and follows the story of the Hardman project, an advanced cybernetic creature designed for warfare. However, the project has turned out to be unreliable and has resulted in the deaths of several innocent people.
Jack Dante (Brad Dourif) is the genius behind the Hardman project. He lives in a world of toys, models, and magazines and becomes obsessed with creating the ultimate fighting machine. When he is fired by John Cale (Ely Pouget), the CEO of Chaank Armaments, for killing a few corporate officers, he finally unleashes his ultimate creation - the Warbeast - against Cale and those who would help her.
The Warbeast is a machine that combines human and machine parts, making it the most powerful and deadly monster ever created. Cale and her team of mercenaries, including Scott Ridley (Richard Brake) and Jack's former assistant, Hayden Cale (Rachel Weisz), are now the only ones who can stop Jack and his killing machine.
The group must navigate through the Chaank Armaments building, which is filled with traps, unimaginable horrors, and the Warbeast. They must find a way to destroy the Warbeast and stop Jack before he destroys them all.
The movie Death Machine is known for its intense action scenes and special effects, particularly the creation of the Warbeast. It also explores themes of corporate greed and the ethical implications of technology. The film was not a commercial success upon its release, but it has gained a cult following due to its unique story and impressive visuals.