Futureworld (1976)

In the shadow of a calamity that cast a dark cloud over West World, the once thriving adult entertainment resort owned by the formidable Delos Corporation, three years of silence have elapsed. This eerie silence is shattered by the sound of construction as the resort, now a $1.5 billion phoenix, rises from its ashes, transformed and reimagined. The "New Delos" now showcases three tantalizing simulated entertainments for the well-heeled adventurer, with Future World promising an intoxicating blend of Space Age thrills. As the grand re-opening looms, a private tour, rich with secrecy and exclusivity, has been curated for a handful of select individuals. As part of a high-stakes P.R. offensive, Delos, represented by the enigmatic Dr. Duffy, grants the IMC Communications Network exclusive rights to this compelling rebirth story. Enter Tracy Ballard and Chuck Browning, two rival reporters thrown together by circumstance. Tracy, the network's premier commentator, and Chuck, the relentless newspaperman who first unveiled the West World disaster, must unravel the mystery that cloaks the "New Delos". Chuck carries a burden far more personal – an informant's cryptic death hinting at a hidden truth within the resort's glossy facade. A brown envelope, a gunshot, a cold case that demands answers. Their joint mission becomes increasingly urgent as the duo realize that the guest list for the grand re-opening reads like a roll call of the world's influential elite. The question remains: what secrets lay dormant in the heart of Futureworld, shrouded in the grandeur of space-age fun? As Tracy and Chuck delve deeper into the labyrinth of Delos's revival, they uncover a reality far more complex and dangerous than mere amusement. The suspense thickens as they inch closer to the truth, their every step shadowed by the specter of their fallen colleague. The intrigue of Futureworld pulls you in, its enigma captivating until the very end.

Futureworld is an action movie featuring Peter Fonda and directed by Richard T. Heffron.

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