The science fiction horror film 'Death Machine' directed by Stephen Norrington was released in the United Kingdom.
Stephen Norrington directed 'Death Machine', marking one of his early works before gaining wider recognition with other films.
Veridian Dynamics aggressively expands its operations in military robotics and autonomous weapons development.
Veridian Dynamics unveils and begins testing the Death Machine, a highly advanced and lethal autonomous combat robot.
Ryan, a pacifist employee and programmer for Veridian Dynamics, arrives and begins working at the company.
Holt, Ryan's former military officer friend, is assigned to oversee security and investigate suspicious activities inside Veridian Dynamics.
Employees, including Ryan, raise ethical concerns about the Death Machine project, leading to tensions within the company.
The Death Machine goes out of control within the Veridian Dynamics facility, starting a deadly rampage against employees.
Ryan and Holt try to escape the facility while evading the Death Machine and hostile security forces.
Ryan confronts the Death Machine in a final effort to disable it and survive the ordeal within the facility.
The Veridian Dynamics facility is destroyed in the chaos, marking the end of the Death Machine project and its threat.
