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	Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]]. This movie became the first film released in theaters and ultimately led to a series of other horror movies whose scripts had been purchased by Paramutual but never produced. These include ''[[Candyland Murders (universe movie)\|Candyland Murders]] (2017)'', ''[[Field of Death (universe movie)\|Field of Death]] (2017)'', ''[[Kill U: Reunion (universe movie)\|Kill U: Reunion]] (2018)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov (2019 universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov]] (2019)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled]] (2020)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated]] (2021)'', and ''[[Coffee Death (universe movie)\|Coffee Death]] (2022)''.		Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'' and ''[[Factory Reset (universe movie)\|Factory Reset]] (2015)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]]. This movie became the first film released in theaters and ultimately led to a series of other horror movies whose scripts had been purchased by Paramutual but never produced. These include ''[[Candyland Murders (universe movie)\|Candyland Murders]] (2017)'', ''[[Field of Death (universe movie)\|Field of Death]] (2017)'', ''[[Kill U: Reunion (universe movie)\|Kill U: Reunion]] (2018)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov (2019 universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov]] (2019)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled]] (2020)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated]] (2021)'', and ''[[Coffee Death (universe movie)\|Coffee Death]] (2022)''.

	Knowing they wanted to continue the success of the franchise, the studio brought back [[Levi Trevino]] to help develop the film. Trevino praised the work [[Harold Keach]] did on the previous entry and asked for him to return. [[Michael J. Bayheimer]], wanting to move away from the horror genre, decided not to return as producer, leaving that duty solely to Trevino and Kerry Collins.		Knowing they wanted to continue the success of the franchise, the studio brought back [[Levi Trevino]] to help develop the film. Trevino praised the work [[Harold Keach]] did on the previous entry and asked for him to return. [[Michael J. Bayheimer]], wanting to move away from the horror genre, decided not to return as producer, leaving that duty solely to Trevino and Kerry Collins.

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	\| distributor = [[Rathbone Films]]		\| distributor = [[Rathbone Films]]
	\| released = {{Film date\|~~2016~~\|09\|02\|United States}}		\| released = {{Film date\|2018\|09\|02\|United States}}
	\| runtime = 92 minutes		\| runtime = 92 minutes
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	'''''Killer App''''' is the ~~fifth~~ entry in ''[[The Motherboard (universe movie franchise)\|The Motherboard]]'' franchise and includes [[Harold Keach]] returning as director.		'''''Killer App''''' is the sixth entry in ''[[The Motherboard (universe movie franchise)\|The Motherboard]]'' franchise and includes [[Harold Keach]] returning as director.

	==Plot synopsis==		==Plot synopsis==

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	Katrina Wilson signed on once she read that her character, the survivor of the previous film, would be killed off in the opening sequence. She loved the idea, saying, "Audiences are not going to see that coming. I survived the last movie, but the post-credit scene showed that maybe I didn't make it out entirely in one piece. I can't wait to hear the reaction in the audience!"		Katrina Wilson signed on once she read that her character, the survivor of the previous film, would be killed off in the opening sequence. She loved the idea, saying, "Audiences are not going to see that coming. I survived the last movie, but the post-credit scene showed that maybe I didn't make it out entirely in one piece. I can't wait to hear the reaction in the audience!"

	Nicole Carter was the final of the three women to sign on to the film. Her reaction was hesitant at first as she last appeared in ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998) and didn't understand why her character ~~would be~~ appearing now after almost 20 years. Trevino, taking a page out of the "Terminator" franchise, wanted Carter's character to be the badass ''Sarah Connor'' type —someone who survived The Motherboard all those years ago and now needs to return to help take her down once and for all. Carter, who hadn't done a horror movie since then, liked coming back as an older mentor who could defend herself from whatever The Motherboard threw at her.		Nicole Carter was the final of the three women to sign on to the film. Her reaction was hesitant at first, as she had last appeared in ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998) and didn't understand why her character was appearing now, after almost 20 years. Trevino, taking a page out of the "Terminator" franchise, wanted Carter's character to be the badass ''Sarah Connor'' type —someone who survived The Motherboard all those years ago and now needs to return to help take her down once and for all. Carter, who hadn't done a horror movie since then, liked coming back as an older mentor who could defend herself from whatever The Motherboard threw at her.

			==Reception==
			The film performed moderately well with audiences, earning a 72% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and most audience members described it as "a fun ride." Critics averaged a score of 51%, saying that while the movie attempted to stay relevant, it was unsure how much longer it could keep going before becoming too stale.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* Both [[Nicole Carter]] and [[Katrina Wilson]] agreed to reprise their roles under the condition that their characters had grown from how they were last seen. [[Levi Trevino]] pitched the concept that Carter would have become a badass Sarah Connner type character, hating all machines and living off-grid. Wilson stated she thought her character wouldn't have had such a happy outcome and suffered permanent damage from the brief time connected to the machine in ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)''. It was this suggestion that led to the cold open where her character walks into the phone store and detonates a bomb.		* Both [[Nicole Carter]] and [[Katrina Wilson]] agreed to reprise their roles under the condition that their characters had grown from how they were last seen. [[Levi Trevino]] pitched the concept that Carter would have become a badass Sarah Connner type character, hating all machines and living off-grid. Wilson stated she thought her character wouldn't have had such a happy outcome and suffered permanent damage from the brief time connected to the machine in ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)''. It was this suggestion that led to the cold open where her character walks into the phone store and detonates a bomb.
	* The success of this film ultimately led to ~~it's~~ follow-up/spin-off ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]] (2023)'' which would feature the phone manufacturer of this company rebranded as a software company instead.		* The success of this film ultimately led to its follow-up/spin-off ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]] (2023)'' which would feature the phone manufacturer of this company rebranded as a software company instead.

	==Quotes==		==Quotes==

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	Trevino reached out to ~~acresses~~ [[Amy Norman]], [[Katrina Wilson]], and [[Nicole Carter]] about ~~reprises~~ their roles in the film. Norman, who has been quoted saying "When Levi calls, I always answer the phone with a 'Yes'. He doesn't even have to ask me anything!" signed on first, reprising her role as [[Motherboard (universe movie character)\|The Motherboard]].		Trevino reached out to actresses [[Amy Norman]], [[Katrina Wilson]], and [[Nicole Carter]] about reprising their roles in the film. Norman, who has been quoted saying "When Levi calls, I always answer the phone with a 'Yes'. He doesn't even have to ask me anything!" signed on first, reprising her role as [[Motherboard (universe movie character)\|The Motherboard]].

	Katrina Wilson signed on once she read that her character, the survivor of the previous film, would be killed off in the opening sequence. She loved the idea saying, "Audiences are not going to see that coming. I survived the last movie, but the post-credit scene showed maybe I didn't make it out entirely in one piece. I can't wait to hear the reaction in the audience!"		Katrina Wilson signed on once she read that her character, the survivor of the previous film, would be killed off in the opening sequence. She loved the idea, saying, "Audiences are not going to see that coming. I survived the last movie, but the post-credit scene showed that maybe I didn't make it out entirely in one piece. I can't wait to hear the reaction in the audience!"

	Nicole Carter was the final of the three women to sign ~~onto~~ the film. Her reaction was hesitant at first as she last ~~appearaed~~ in ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998) and didn't understand why her character would be ~~appearaing~~ now after almost 20 years. Trevino, taking a page out of the ''Terminator'' franchise, wanted Carter's character to be the badass ''Sarah Connor'' type~~, someone~~ who survived The Motherboard all those years ago and now needs to return to help take her down once and for all. Carter, who hadn't done a horror movie since then, liked coming back as an older mentor who could ~~kick some ass~~.		Nicole Carter was the final of the three women to sign on to the film. Her reaction was hesitant at first as she last appeared in ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998) and didn't understand why her character would be appearing now after almost 20 years. Trevino, taking a page out of the "Terminator" franchise, wanted Carter's character to be the badass ''Sarah Connor'' type —someone who survived The Motherboard all those years ago and now needs to return to help take her down once and for all. Carter, who hadn't done a horror movie since then, liked coming back as an older mentor who could defend herself from whatever The Motherboard threw at her.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	===New Direction with Old Faces===		===New Direction with Old Faces===
			Trevino reached out to acresses [[Amy Norman]], [[Katrina Wilson]], and [[Nicole Carter]] about reprises their roles in the film. Norman, who has been quoted saying "When Levi calls, I always answer the phone with a 'Yes'. He doesn't even have to ask me anything!" signed on first, reprising her role as [[Motherboard (universe movie character)\|The Motherboard]].

			Katrina Wilson signed on once she read that her character, the survivor of the previous film, would be killed off in the opening sequence. She loved the idea saying, "Audiences are not going to see that coming. I survived the last movie, but the post-credit scene showed maybe I didn't make it out entirely in one piece. I can't wait to hear the reaction in the audience!"

			Nicole Carter was the final of the three women to sign onto the film. Her reaction was hesitant at first as she last appearaed in ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998) and didn't understand why her character would be appearaing now after almost 20 years. Trevino, taking a page out of the ''Terminator'' franchise, wanted Carter's character to be the badass ''Sarah Connor'' type, someone who survived The Motherboard all those years ago and now needs to return to help take her down once and for all. Carter, who hadn't done a horror movie since then, liked coming back as an older mentor who could kick some ass.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	==Production==		==Production==
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	Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]]. This movie became ~~its~~ first released ~~film~~ in theaters and ultimately led to a series of other horror movies ~~who's~~ scripts had been purchased by Paramutual but never produced. These include ''[[Candyland Murders (universe movie)\|Candyland Murders]] (2017)'', ''[[Field of Death (universe movie)\|Field of Death]] (2017)'', ''[[Kill U: Reunion (universe movie)\|Kill U: Reunion]] (2018)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov (2019 universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov]] (2019)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled]] (2020)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated]] (2021)'', and ''[[Coffee Death (universe movie)\|Coffee Death]] (2022)''.		Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]]. This movie became the first film released in theaters and ultimately led to a series of other horror movies whose scripts had been purchased by Paramutual but never produced. These include ''[[Candyland Murders (universe movie)\|Candyland Murders]] (2017)'', ''[[Field of Death (universe movie)\|Field of Death]] (2017)'', ''[[Kill U: Reunion (universe movie)\|Kill U: Reunion]] (2018)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov (2019 universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov]] (2019)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled]] (2020)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated]] (2021)'', and ''[[Coffee Death (universe movie)\|Coffee Death]] (2022)''.

			Knowing they wanted to continue the success of the franchise, the studio brought back [[Levi Trevino]] to help develop the film. Trevino praised the work [[Harold Keach]] did on the previous entry and asked for him to return. [[Michael J. Bayheimer]], wanting to move away from the horror genre, decided not to return as producer, leaving that duty solely to Trevino and Kerry Collins.

			Trevino had a concept for a script; however, knowing his age compared to the modern audiences that the storyline would be for, he sought out the help of [[Chandler Bingham]], a well-established genre writer in Hollywood, to flesh out the script. Together with Keach, a friend of Bingham's from their early days in Hollywood, they collaborated on the script and completed a draft by early 2014, which Trevino and the studio both approved.

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	==Production==		==Production==
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	Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]].		Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]]. This movie became its first released film in theaters and ultimately led to a series of other horror movies who's scripts had been purchased by Paramutual but never produced. These include ''[[Candyland Murders (universe movie)\|Candyland Murders]] (2017)'', ''[[Field of Death (universe movie)\|Field of Death]] (2017)'', ''[[Kill U: Reunion (universe movie)\|Kill U: Reunion]] (2018)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov (2019 universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov]] (2019)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rescheduled]] (2020)'', ''[[Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated (universe movie)\|Dr. Killhov: Rejuvenated]] (2021)'', and ''[[Coffee Death (universe movie)\|Coffee Death]] (2022)''.

	===New Direction with Old Faces===		===New Direction with Old Faces===

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	* [[Katrina Wilson]] as Hillary, the survivor of the previous film, who uses a bomb to blow up a phone store in the opening moments.		* [[Katrina Wilson]] as Hillary, the survivor of the previous film, who uses a bomb to blow up a phone store in the opening moments.
	* Ernest Wilkinson as Lt. Sawyer, the local police chief who befriends the teenagers and has a past with Candace.		* Ernest Wilkinson as Lt. Sawyer, the local police chief who befriends the teenagers and has a past with Candace.
	* [[Amy Norman]] as ~~Betty /~~ [[Motherboard (universe movie character)\|The Motherboard]], the ruthless sentient computer that controls other humans to kill.		* [[Amy Norman]] as [[Motherboard (universe movie character)\|The Motherboard]], the ruthless sentient computer that controls other humans to kill.

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	Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]].		Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]].

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	==Production==		==Production==
	Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]]. ~~When the new head of production of Rathbone started, the first thing he greenlighted was this film under the condition that [[Levi Trevino]] be fully involved in the production.~~		===Trevino's Return===
			Following the immense success of ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]] (2012)'', [[Paramutual Pictures]] established a new production company to handle the distribution of its horror/suspense films, naming it [[Rathbone Films]].

			===New Direction with Old Faces===

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==