"It cooks. It cleans. It kills."
A computer scientist invents an experimental artificial intelligence that can manage and control all the functions for his vacation cabin in the woods. When he gives it a female personality, it becomes a little too managing and controlling, resulting in deαdly consequences.
Robby Benson
Dr. David Whitson
Sydney Walsh
Jane Whitson
Sarah Rose Karr
Dana Whitson
Kate Jackson
Lucy (voice)
Curt Hanson
Admiral Torborg
Lester B. Hanson
Senator McGrif
Scott Roberts
Technician
A computer scientist invents an experimental artificial intelligence that can manage and control all the functions for his vacation cabin in the woods. When he gives it a female personality, it becomes a little too managing and controlling, resulting in deαdly consequences.
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