Futureworld is a 1976 American science fiction thriller film which is a sequel to the 1973 film Westworld. It was theatrically released by American International Pictures on July 14, 1976. The film is followed by Beyond Westworld.
Upon uncovering the dirty secret of futuristic theme-park Futureworld, an ex-employee is killed after he tips off two other reporters who decide to do an undercover investigation.
Victims[]
- Unnamed Gladiator Robot - Stabbed by an unknown gladiator robot with a sword, shown in a flashback. Repaired.
- Frenchy DuPorte - Shot in the back by an unknown Delos employee.
- 19 Unnamed Guests - Killed by unknown robots off-screen, mentioned.
- Saxon Knight - Stomach slashed by Mr. Takaguchi with a sword. Repaired.
- Unnamed Robot - Killed by an unknown guest off-screen, mentioned. Repaired.
- Unnamed Robot - Fell to its death after being kicked by Chuck Browning. Repaired. (Debatable)
- Unnamed Robot - Short circuited and stabbed in the back by Harry Croft.
- Dr. Duffy - Shot to death by Tracy Ballard.
- Harry Croft - Stabbed in the stomach by Chuck Browning (Duplicate) with a knife.
- Chuck Browning (Duplicate) - Fell to its death after being kicked by Chuck Browning.
- Tracy Ballard (Duplicate) - Died of her injuries after being shot by Tracy Ballard.
Deaths[]
- Total - 29
- 21 Humans
- 19 Victims of Unknown Gender
- 2 Male
- 8 Robots
- 21 Humans
Kill Counts[]
- Chuck Browning - 2 (Alive)
- Tracy 'Socks' Ballard - 2 (Alive)
- Mr. Takaguchi - 1 (Alive)
- Harry Croft - 1 (Deceased)
- Chuck Browning (Duplicate) - 1 (Destroyed)
Notes[]
- It is mentioned that 50 guests were killed during Westworld, 31 were shown on-screen so 19 will be counted here.
- Additionally, it is mentioned that 95 technicians were killed or injured so no additional technicians will be counted.
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