Nemesis
Why this pick
Like CyberTracker, it is a lean, low-budget future-action thriller driven by cyborg menace, hard-edged gunfights, and an unapologetically synthetic direct-to-video atmosphere.
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Why this pick
Like CyberTracker, it is a lean, low-budget future-action thriller driven by cyborg menace, hard-edged gunfights, and an unapologetically synthetic direct-to-video atmosphere.
Why this pick
A close match for CyberTracker’s era and scale: a rogue military android, compact chase structure, and practical-effects sci-fi action with a distinctly mid-1990s video-store feel.
Why this pick
Also directed by Richard Pepin, this pairs a near-future law-enforcement setup with a technologically enhanced criminal and the same brisk, B-movie taste for action and futurist hardware.
Why this pick
Its virtual-reality combat premise and martial-arts-forward action make it a natural companion to CyberTracker’s cybernetic thriller mode and economical 1990s sci-fi spectacle.
Why this pick
This similarly scrappy dystopian action film emphasizes enclosed future-city conflict, hand-to-hand combat, and muscular genre momentum rather than elaborate world-building.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Eric Phillips
Connie
Senator Dilly

Chief Olson

Jared
Gil
Becca

Ross