Terminal Error

Year: 2002

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: John Murlowski

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The unstoppable computer virus spreads through Brad Weston’s firm Autocom after his former partner releases it. Digital mogul Weston (Michael Nouri) fights the malicious code that destroys anything it contacts. He enlists his hacker‑savvy teenage son (Matthew Ewald) to stop the menace before it wreaks further havoc.

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