Hardware: Directed by Richard Stanley. With Carl McCoy, Iggy Pop, Dylan McDermott, John Lynch. The head of a cyborg reactivates, rebuilds itself, and goes on a violent rampage in a space marine's girlfriend's apartment.

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Hardware (1990) - According to Stanley, Vernon's death was supposed to be one of the movie's nastiest moments: he was originally meant to get shot in the abdomen, then cut up with a chainsaw while he was still alive.

A woman turns the TV on and flicks through several channels, in which brief violent shots are shown, including: a man being shot in a very grainy black and white image, a man whipped in what looks like an S&M scene, a scene from a slaughterhouse, and a shot of a man hung upside down by his feet and his head submerged in a large tub of water.

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"Hardware" is a sci-fi B-movie with a bleak view of the future of mankind. The story is very simple and the special effects and robots are great for a movie from the 90's. Unfortunately the cinematography is too dark, but the music score is magnificent.

Paxton was enthusiastic about the script, but Miramax and Palace Pictures did not know anything about him, so they didn't contact his agent, and Paxton signed on for Navy Seals (1990) instead. Combs couldn't be cast because British union rules allowed them to hire only two Americans.

Hardware (1990) - Movies, TV, Celebs, and more... In the cinema version, when Mo (Dylan McDermott) is dying one of his final hallucinations/dreams is of himself reading from the bible to Jill, and in this scene he has both of his hands rather than the prosthesis that he normally has, then they disappear as a black veil is drawn over the bed.This scene is absent from the VHS …

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