Clare Coulter, an accomplished actor, brings a compelling presence to the screen in Terminal Choice (1985). Set against the backdrop of a dystopian future, she navigates the complex themes of medical ethics and personal choice. Coulter's performance adds depth to the film's exploration of desperation in the face of life-altering decisions. Her work in this cult classic highlights her ability to engage with challenging narratives, making her a noteworthy figure in the realm of exploitation cinema.
Terminal Choice
A maniac killer targets a high-tech hospital's patients. After a series of unexplained deaths in the Dodson Medical Clinic, Dr Dodson (David McCallum) blames Dr Frank Holt (Joe Spano) for the latest death. Frank seeks the truth behind the deaths but does not know that the master computer was given an override command, causing his patient to die of an overdose. Pathologist Mary O'Connor (Ellen Barkin) is the computer's latest victim and panic grips the hospital as Frank leads the race against time to find the fiend behind the murders. He faces a life and death battle with the deranged Dr Dodson to stop his reign of terror.
