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Deep Red

1994 · 1h 26m · Science Fiction, Thriller, TV Movie · United States of America · Rated 16 (DE)

Immortality. It's a secret... to die for.

After a young girl is accidently infected with an alien substance known as "Deep Red", the astonishing results attract the attention of the illustrious scientist Dr. Newmeyer. Disillusioned security expert Joe Keyes must team up with his estranged wife to protect the girl and her mother from the obsessed scientist who will stop at nothing to get what he wants.

Directed by
Craig R. Baxley
Written by
D. Brent Mote
Starring
Michael Biehn, Joanna Pacula, John de Lancie, Steven Williams
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