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Watch Rampage: Liberal district attorney decides to seek the death penalty for a man who slaughtered a family at Christmastime, then drank their blood. He escapes, though, and starts killing again. |
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| Released: | November 23, 1988 | |
| Runtime: | 97 mins | |
| Genres: | Drama Thriller | |
| Director: | William Friedkin | |
| Actors: | Michael Biehn Royce D. Applegate Patrick Cronin Rosalyn Marshall Charlie Holliday Donald Hotton Joseph Whipp Carlos Palomino Michael Tamburro John Harkins Chip Heller Miguel Nájera Edith Fields Dave Alan Johnson Rodney Cornelius | |
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Rampage (1987) Comments
| Posted by chanelicia |
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A good balance of courtroom drama and gory action - great acting from Alex McArthur. 4.5/5
| Posted by busheepoo |
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Pretty good movie.
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Enjoyable law & Order drama with somewhat overheated courtroom scenes substituting for real dramatic affect. The film asks the question:"what do we do with the monster who slaughters his victims and uses an insanity defense to escape the death penalty?" and leaves us with the conjecture that perhaps a death penalty is appropriate whether sane or insane. I'm still for endless jail time rather than state murder...3/5.