Velocity Trap (1997)
Nomination Year: 2002
SYNOPSIS: Description of the movie's "plot" goes here.
Greg Pearson
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Air-Duct Security at Its Finest Olivier decides to escape a gun battle by
opening an access panel in the floor and diving in. OK,
I'll buy that. The bad guys look at each other. "Where
does that go?" "Emergency pressurization pump. I guess
we can say bye-bye to Mr. Stokes." OK. The air pump
might have a lot of dangerous machinery, I'll buy that.
Olivier slides down a long tube and lands in a junction in the air ducts. An alarm goes off saying "security system activated".
Security system? In an air pump? Well...OK. And the
security system proves to be a battlemech-like robot
which walks out of a corridor and shoots a flame thrower
at him. Um...no. I don't think so.
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| Director | Claim to Fame |
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 Philip J. Roth |
Often writer and producer -- very prolific writer and producer -- of Badness. Like Velocity Trap, A.P.E.X., Maximum Velocity, and more. |
| Actor | Character | Claim to Fame |
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 Olivier Gruner |
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| Alicia Coppola |
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 Ken Olandt |
<Not Yet in Database> | Once dated Jennifer Aniston. Probably met when he was Nathan in Leprechaun. This heartthrob was also Zach Stone on "Super Force" and Kirk Dooley on "Riptide." |
| Bruce Weitz |
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 Craig Wasson |
John Dawson | Jake in Body Double (my absolute favorite De Palma film!); Neil Gordon in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors; Denilo in Four Friends. Looks a little like Bill Maher. |
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