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Shakma
1990, Movie, R, 101 mins
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Shakma: Review
A low-budget thriller with a made-for-television look that's developed a surprising cult following. A baboon the titular Shakma is subjected to a series of medical experiments that stimulate the most aggressive portions of its brain and is then euthenized...except that it's not. Doctor-in-training Sam (Christopher Atkins) gives Shakma the wrong drug and doesn't cremate the apparently dead animal because his instructor, Professor Sorenson (Roddy McDowell), wants ...
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Shakma: Cast & Details
Year: 1990
Rated R
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Christopher Atkins
: Sam
Amanda Wyss
: Tracy
Ari Meyers
: Kim
Roddy McDowall
: Professor Sorenson
Robb Morris
: Gary
Tre Laughlin
: Bradley
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