The Car
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Actors: James Brolin, Kathleen Lloyd, John Marley
PlotIn a quiet desert town, a mysterious black car appears without a driver, beginning a series of violent attacks. The vehicle seems to have a mind of its own, brutally killing several residents in broad daylight. Sheriff Wade Parent and his small-town police force struggle to comprehend the nature of this seemingly unstoppable force. As the body count rises, the town is engulfed in fear, leading to a state of panic and chaos. Parent and his deputies embark on a desperate mission to uncover the origin of this malevolent entity while trying to protect their community.
Sheriff Parent's determination to save his town is intensified by personal stakes, as those close to him become targets. With traditional methods proving useless, Parent enlists the help of local officials and attempts various strategies to neutralize the car’s threat. High-speed chases and tense confrontations escalate as the invincible automobile continues its rampage. The conflict between man and machine pushes Parent to unleash every resource at his disposal, but the car’s true nature remains enigmatic. The tension builds as the relentless pursuit of the malevolent vehicle forces Parent to confront both his fears and his limits.
Writers: Dennis Shryack, Michael Butler, Lane Slate
Release Date: 13 May 1977
Runtime: 96 min
Rating: PG
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
The Car's Blu-ray offers a fun, low-brow thrill ride with strong video, rock-solid audio, and decent extras; recommended for B-movie horror fans.
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