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The Urge to Kill
A wealthy music producer (Peter Gordeno) lives in a hi-tech apartment which is run by a computer system called S.E.X.Y. However the computer develops human feelings and quickly becomes jealous of the would be female singers that hang around its owner. Soon the computer is killing the girls off by scalding in the shower, death by electric toothbrush while another unfortunate girl gets trapped in a sun bed which causes her breasts to explode
| Release : | 1989 |
| Rating : | 4.1 |
| Studio : | Spectacular Film Productions, |
| Crew : | Director of Photography, Director, |
| Cast : | Susie Silvey |
| Genre : | Horror Science Fiction |
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Don't listen to the negative reviews
Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful
Boring
Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.
A record producer with the improbably epic name 'Bono Zorro' has wired his groovy bachelor pad up to a voice- activated computer which can do things like turn lights on and run a bath at his command. "It's a Central Environment Control System, " he tells one budding young pop starlet, "or S.E.X.Y. for short....get it?". Let's just say what Bono Zorro lacks in acronym skills he more than makes up for with his ability to coax hot young vixens back to his lair and into his jacuzzi. However, S.E.X.Y. (which is basically an Amstrad computer with a TV and a box of random lights attached) soon gets jealous of Bono and his female friends, and starts to spoil the fun. This is a truly mesmerizing slice of hilariously crap 1980s cheese. Wonky dubbing, ludicrous script, almost zombie-like acting... Everyone involved comes off like the worst actor ever. It's a Garth Marenghi's Darkplace episode, but for real. From what I've read the film had a troubled history and possibly never even came out, but seems to have now been given some form of release under the title 'Urge To Kill', but its other title 'Attack Of The Killer Computer' makes more sense. The pic of a dark haired woman holding an axe which is currently displayed on the IMDb thumbnail seems to be artwork from the DVD release, but has nothing to do with the movie at all.
