Steel and Lace

Year: 1991

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Ernest D. Farino

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After her attackers walk free, Gaily Morton ends her own life. Determined to avenge her, her brother Albert—an elite robotics engineer—uses his expertise to transfer Gaily’s brain into a powerful humanoid cyborg. The resulting construct boasts crushing strength and built‑in torture mechanisms, turning science into a personal vendetta.

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