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| − | '''''Windows 9-Ate''''' is the third entry in ''[[The Motherboard (franchise)|The Motherboard]]'' franchise and the first produced film of [[Michael J. Bayheimer]]. | + | '''''Windows 9-Ate''''' is the third entry in ''[[The Motherboard (universe movie franchise)|The Motherboard]]'' franchise and the first produced film of [[Michael J. Bayheimer]]. |
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 8 July 2016
| Windows 9-Ate | |
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| Produced by | Michael J. Bayheimer |
| Written by | Michael J. Bayheimer |
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Release date |
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Running time | 86 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $2,000,000 |
Windows 9-Ate is the third entry in The Motherboard franchise and the first produced film of Michael J. Bayheimer.
Contents
Plot synopsis
Workers at an office building start disappearing after their computers are updated to the newest version. When two workers start getting suspicious and investigate, they soon find out the horrible truth about the IT Department and the new man eating computers that are devouring the office.
Cast
Trivia
- Michael J. Bayheimer used the movie as his entry into movie making, after he swindled the rights to it from original creator Levi Trevino. Levi was deeply upset that the series he created was turned into a gory horror movie and was not what he originally intended. He went on record stating he would no longer be a part of the franchise if it would continue. He had a change of mind 15 years later when "diePhone" (2012) was released with him as the sole writer.
Quotes
- "I got into computers to get away from this sort of thing!"
