Amazon, the megacorporation that most closely resembles RoboCop ’s Omni Consumer Product (OCP), is reportedly closer than ever to dismembering a besieged officer and reassembling him as an agent ...

When RoboCop finds out that an OCP executive is involved with criminal activity, it turns out that RoboCop's fourth directive is to not take action against any senior OCP executives.

Robocop: Citizen's Arrest brings us a world where OCP has made law enforcement done through paid app purchases, and the old Robocop has been retired. Is it a good read?

When RoboCop finds out that an OCP executive is involved with criminal activity, it turns out that RoboCop's fourth directive is to not take action against any senior OCP executives.

Dallas City Hall as OCP HQ in 1987's Robocop Which does nothing to dampen the enthusiasm for this event, which promises to be, in keeping with the Alamo's estimable Rolling Roadshow history, quite ...

“RoboCop” is returning to Dallas. The 1987 sci-fi classic about a cyborg cop cleaning up the crime-ridden city of New Detroit was shot largely in Dallas… ...

Ed Neumeier, the screenwriter who wrote the first RoboCop movie with Michael Miner in 1987, says a TV prequel called OCP is in the works.

Robocop has his classic design, and the OCP robots—while not the most visually impressive—are on par with what one would expect from the company that brought you the ED-209.

The newly-announced RoboCop TV series seems like a bad idea, but it could work with a more cynical interpretation of the original movie's final lines.

The 1987 film RoboCop was a razor sharp satire of late ‘80s America, with its crime, grime, and anarcho-capitalist bend. Interspersed between such lines as “Dead or alive, you’re coming with ...