Trancers 6 (2002) (V)

User Rating:

4.7/10   

Director:

Jay Woelfel

Writers:

Danny Bilson (characters)
Paul De Meo (characters)

Release Date:

23 July 2002 (USA)

Genre:

Sci-Fi

Tagline:

Same Attitude. Different Sex.

Plot:

Trancer hunter Jack Deth travels through time and awakens in the body of his daughter. And now he must save himself (her body) and the world from a new a deadly breed of Trancers.

Cast

Zette Sullivan	...	Josephine Forrest / Jo Deth
Jennifer Capo	...	Shauna Wilder
Robert Donavan	...	Dr. Paul Malvern
Timothy Prindle	...	Mark
Jere Jon	...	Sam
Jennifer Cantrell	...	Hooker Jennings
Ben Bar	...	Mr. Castle
James R. Hilton	...	Dr. Jennings
Kyle O. Ingleman	...	Office Geek
Gregory Lee Kenyon	...	Security Guard
Douglas Smith	...	Punk #1
Chad Theroux	...	Punk #2
Robert P. Gustafson	...	Punk #3
Kevin Comorre	...	Punk #4
Ivona Rocque	...	Trancer Girl #1

Also Known As:

Trancers 6: Life After Deth (USA) (poster title)

MPAA:

Rated R for violence and some sexuality.

Runtime:

USA:88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Angeles National Forest, California, USA

Company:

Extraordinary Films Ltd.

Trivia:

A photograph of Helen Hunt, who played Leena in the first three Trancers films, can be spotted on Jo's refrigerator early in the film.

Quotes:

[last lines]
Josephine Forrest: I've always figured the only jobs worth doing were the jobs worth dying for. That's not for everybody, especially not my kid. Scumbags are looking for her now, so I've got to stay right here to strike at them first. My name's Jack - Jo Deth, and I'm a trancer hunter. As I look out on the sea of faces around me, I wonder how many of them are regular folks, and how many of them are ready to trance out. My job is to find out. Trancers: not really alive, not dead enough, until I'm through with them.

Movie Connections:

Follows Trancers (1985)

Full Moon can still do it right when they want to...

I've been a fan of Charles Band and Full Moon since the beginning. But, the films released by Full Moon over the last few years have fully disappointed me. I really can't stand the "Urban" dribble they've been dishing out. To my surprise though, Trancers 6 reminds me of the good old Full Moon films before they started to go downhill. It's low budget of course, but the acting, plot, makeup, specil effects are all excellent. I hope this may indeed be the beginning of a new age for Full Moon Pictures. But please, drop the lame rapper/urban films that couldn't scare a flea.