“Not bad for a tin man.”

On this episode Will is joined by Chris Kavinsky from Bulletproof Action as they travel back in time to the video store era to review T-Force (1994)

They discuss one of the high points of the PM Entertainment catalogue and why their films continue to enjoy a cult reputation today. And, of course, they look at an exploding helicopter that is crucial to the film’s plot.

Episode 80.

Show notes

Director: Richard Pepin

Actors: Jack Scalia, Erin Gray, Vernon Wells

Plot: In the near future, after a hostage situation goes awry, the last resort option of law enforcement, cybernaut unit T-Force, is ordered to be disassembled. But the robots see this as a "threat to their self-preservation" and go on a killing rampage. It's up to police lieutenant Jack Floyd and one of the cybernauts, who is on the right side of the law, to bring them down.

For more information about the history of PM Entertainment then check out a great article on the Hopes & Fears website http://www.hopesandfears.com/hopes/culture/film/217129-an-oral-history-of-pm-entertainment