Death Warmed Up
Directed by David Blyth
Locked away in a psychiatric hospital for the murder of his parents, no one believed Michael Tucker when he told them he was programmed by a genetic surgeon. Released into the world, he wants revenge. Dr Archer Howell has been experimenting on humans at Trans Cranial Applications, drilling the skulls of his patients and injecting drugs into their brain to create psychotic killing-machines. Isolated on an island and left to his own devices, Dr Howell is about to have a deadly visitor...
Hypnotized by a scientist to kill his parents, Michael Tucker is all grown up and out for revenge.
Cast: Michael Hurst, Margaret Umbers
Member Reviews
A fine example of New Zealand eighties shlock. Death Warmed Up is great fun, despite not really being any good. With over-the-top characters, gruesome gore, and fantastic sequences, it's not difficult to ignore any shortcomings and simply enjoy the madness.
Just dumb.
honestly this movie was crap the only likeable character was the main one the story had no real plot and was just uninteresting slow and literally barely made any sense if any at all was expecting more from my kiwi cousins especially with great movies like black sheep ect overall a waste of time
probably good in it's day. nz has produced better
Another flop.