Criminal Anthropologist

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"The New Breed" - A man dying of cancer (Peter Outerbridge) asks his scientist friend (Richard Thomas) to use experimental microscopic robots to cure him. The trial is successful - too successful - when the super 'bots try to create a superhuman! "Descent" - A meek anthropologist develops a serum for genetic dominance criminal anthropologist and rashly tests the substance on himself! Now his newfound confidence takes complete control of him, turning him into an irrational, overly aggressive Neanderthal! "The Joining" - Capt. Davidow (C. Thomas Howell), the lone survivor from a transport crash on Venus, isn't feeling too well back on Earth. His doctor is shocked when he finds that Davidow has become host to creatures that replicate when exposed to high levels of radiation. "Double Helix" - Brilliant geneticist Martin Nodel (Ron Rifkin) unlocks a secret code imprinted on human DNA. But when he tests this code on himself, newfound "instincts" draw him to a remote location where he finds a spacecraft - his link to another world. "The Gun" - Known criminal Matthew Logan buys an "out-of-this-world" gun from a mysterious man. But with each shot fired, the weapon attaches itself to Logan's arm with alien tentacles. Can he free himself from this menace, or will he literally become a killing machine? "The Inheritors" - When three strangers are hit on the head with meteor fragments, they embark on a mission to bring the elderly criminal anthropologist and terminally ill to another planet for reanimation.
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Warehousing Violence

Warehousing Violence addresses an issue of major concern for the prison system - how to maintain order amongst violent criminals who are in prison for life. Fleisher, an anthropologist who served as a line corrections officer at a maximum security prison in California, points to the success of at least one experiment in non-violence among very violent people. Through a mixture of hands-on management, strict control criminal anthropologist and innovative prison industry, he shows how even the hardest cases' can be kept relatively placid in prison.
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