Evolver

Evolver

5.3

Feb 10 1995

2h 30m

Action, Horror, Science Fiction

A teenage boy gets a robotic opponent after winning a laser tag contest; however the robot is not what it seems!

Ethan Embry

Ethan Embry

Kyle Baxter

Cassidy Rae

Cassidy Rae

Jamie Saunders

William H. Macy

William H. Macy

Evolver (voice)

Nassira Nicola

Nassira Nicola

Ali Baxter

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