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Trapped (1989 film)

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with the maniac, he and Mary Ann separate, with Mary Ann going into hiding in the parking garage. When the killer finds her, he and Mary Ann engage in a vehicular chase, during which the murderer's car begins leaking fuel. John, who had been drawn to the garage by the noise, sets the spilled gas on fire, which blows the killer's car up after he crashes it into Mary Ann's.
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While searching for aid, the pair spot an intruder, and rush to the security room, which they find abandoned, with signs of a violent struggle evident. The two are then attacked by the dead boy's father; Renni is killed, but Mary Ann escapes by falling into an elevator, which brings her up to one of
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Mary Ann reunites with John, who had stumbled onto the bodies of a pair of murdered guards, and together the two go looking for the building's remaining watchman, finding him just as he is fatally bludgeoned by the killer, who they narrowly evade. After John's arm is broken in a subsequent run-in
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spilled by a company called NTX, the child's father bids goodbye to his wife's corpse, and heads for the Kupper-Dietz Building, a luxurious tower containing offices and laboratories owned by NTX. As the working day concludes, businesswomen Mary Ann Marshall and Renni are the last two daytime
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John Stark criticized it heavily, writing, "it has stilted dialogue, is badly acted and moves as quickly as a bloated buffalo. The title gives fair warning about what the movie is like to sit through." John Stanley, author of
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When the building comes out of automatic lockdown at 6:00am, John slips away. Mary Ann is treated by paramedics and questioned by the police. She returns home where she is greeted by John.
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employees to leave the skyscraper, but on their way out, they discover that all of the exits are sealed, and that all of the telephones are dead.
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to seek aid from Harold Manley, the head of NTX; Mary Ann instead finds Manley dead, with newspaper articles about NTX stabbed into his chest.
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praised the film as "a tightly wrought thriller" while
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Fictional portrayals of the Dallas Police Department
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MCA/Universal Home Video
Thriller
Fred Walton
Kathleen Quinlan
Bruce Abbott
Katy Boyer
Stephen Cohn
Dallas
Renaissance Tower
MCA Television Entertainment
USA Network
made-for-television
thriller film
Fred Walton
Kathleen Quinlan
Bruce Abbott
Katy Boyer
toxic waste
condominiums
penthouse apartment
Kathleen Quinlan
Bruce Abbott
Katy Boyer
Tyrees Allen
Los Angeles Times
People
"Trapped (1989)"
the original
"TV Review: Trapped: High-Rise Terror on USA Network"

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