Programmed to Kill

In Programmed to Kill, a Middle Eastern female terrorist is captured by the CIA after an attack in Greece. She undergoes a transformation into a cybernetic killing machine, becoming a secret weapon for the agency. The film presents a tense narrative of power struggles and moral dilemmas as the CIA faces the challenge of controlling their new asset.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, the film features notable performances from Robert Ginty, Sandahl Bergman, and James Booth. Its unique blend of genres offers an interesting take on the action and horror themes, making it a notable entry from the late 1980s. The cybernetic and dystopian elements add complexity to its narrative, appealing to fans of science fiction and horror alike.