Daniel Waters

writer, director

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Feature Film

Demolition Man

by Daniel Waters, Robert Reneau, and Peter M. Lenkov, directed by Marco Brambilla
(premiered at an unknown movie theater, Los Angeles, 7 October 1993)

Both the psychopath and the police sergeant undergo cryogenic sleep, but there’s no actual time travel. —Michael Main

I'm a seamstress? That’s great. I come out of cryo-prison and I'm Betsy-fucking-Ross.

Sylvestor Stallone (as John Spartan) and Wesley Snipes (as Simon Phoenix) have
a poker-faced confrontation.

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Feature Film

Sex and Death 101

written and directed by Daniel Waters
(Seattle International Film Festival, 15 June 2007)

Roderick Blac doesn’t realize what he’s in for when he receives a list of all the women he’s had—or will have—sex with. Alas, the list is calculated by an oracle known as “the machine,” so there is no real time travel. —Michael Main

Lose the list: Burn it, bury it, whatever you need to do. If you let the list into your life, it will infect every fiber of your being.

Winona Ryder (as Death Nell) gives a calculating glance over her shoulder while
Simon Baker (as Roderick Blank) studies a printed list.

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