The Scythe Man
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When technology for a human exoskeleton is stolen from a government lab, it is learned that the science has a major flaw: The exoskeleton is homicidal. Once outside the lab, it poses a threat to everyone. When an escaped exoskeleton starts to terrorize a rural New York community, local media christen the exoskeleton, 'Scythe Man', due to its knife-like features. As the FBI search for the Scythe Man, the body count rises, so locals take matters into their own hands.
Kae Bell
Kae Bell lives in Texas. She is seeking representation or, even better, a buyer for the film rights...
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