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Droid

19881h 10mPhilip Adrian Booth
IMDb 5.0

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"Part Man, Part Machine... All Killer!"

Taylor, a member of the new Eliminators police force, is sent on a mission to recover a digital decoder that will shut down the renegade police force, droids called reformers led in a revolt by Azteca, but is distracted by reunion with his estranged wife, and various striptease and sex shows at the club.

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What is Droid (1988) about?

Taylor, a member of the new Eliminators police force, is sent on a mission to recover a digital decoder that will shut down the renegade police force, droids called reformers led in a revolt by Azteca, but is distracted by reunion with his estranged wife, and various striptease and sex shows at the club.

Who stars in Droid?

Droid stars Greg Derek (Taylor), Krista Lane (Nicola), Lorrie Lovett (Azteca), Kristara Barrington (Geisha), Kevin James (Reformer). The film was directed by Philip Adrian Booth.

How long is Droid?

Droid has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1988.

Is Droid worth watching?

Droid holds an IMDb rating of 5.0/10. Fans of Science Fiction are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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