The Car Movie Download
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http://urllio.com/qyyzcNear the small desert town of Santa Ynez, a mysterious black car runs down two teenage bicyclers en route to camp, then it hit-and-runs a hitchhiker with local Amos Clements as witness. Sheriff Everett puts his men on alert and plants road blocks in the area to arrest the murderer, but soon he himself falls victim to the car. Sheriff Wade Parent leads the hunt for the vehicle that threatens their town and seems impossible to locate. When his beloved girlfriend, teacher Lauren Humphries, challenges the driver in a cemetery, the car hunts her in her home. Wade realizes he might be dealing with supernatural powers.
A mysterious black, sleek automobile terrorizes everyone it comes into contact with in a small town in Utah. The local sheriff may be the only person who can stop this menace which has been possessed by pure evil.
I can fault this silly, quintessentially '70s rip-off of Duel and The Exorcist for so many things, including: <br/><br/>1. Its indecisive vacillations between slasher film and human-interest piece (the sex lives of small-town cops: next on A Current Affair!)<br/><br/>2. Obnoxious lead Kathleen Lloyd and her histrionics -- especially that James Cagney impression! Ugh!<br/><br/>3. The clumsy and halfhearted handling of its demonic possession angle (though I am convinced that the Jamiroquai song "Black Devil Car" was inspired by this film).<br/><br/>However, director Silverstein gives this otherwise tumefied and corny affair the sleekest feel possible, thanks to adequate production design -- including the menacing titular vehicle -- and some well-executed photography (I love the long-distance shots of the car screaming through the New Mexican desert landscapes). A solid performance by James Brolin plus an early appearance by Kyle Richards (who would go on to play little Lindsay Wallace in John Carpenter's Halloween) make this worthwhile.
The car is a tale about... well... its actually the horror equivalent to Seinfeld. Its not really about anything in particular. It has some Kitchy western folks living out in the middle of nowhere who suddenly find themselves being attacked by a really angry Lincoln. What it teaches though is a very important lesson worthy of mention in all driver's education classes. There are many ways of dying while operating a car. Playing Car Tag, drinking and driving, racing with the police, Road Head and speeding. Now not only can you kill yourself and others while in a car but a car can kill you and others without anyone in it at all, simply just for the hell of it. The Lesson, never anger our vehicular overlords for they can crush us whenever they choose. Now i can understand not wanting to explain the origin of your monster in a monster movie or sci-fi flick like war of the worlds. For we are simple earth bound man, how can we fathom the ways of our doom bringers. But when that doom is heralded in by A 1977 Lincoln Mark three with an attitude i kinda want some set up. So my interpretation of the events prior to the start of the movie is that this car is demoniacally possessed. It seems to be what happens to cars the most (With the exception of freak space storms that turn all machines into human hating contraption I.E. Maximum Overdrive) What follows is the scene i'd of liked to have seen in this movie The Devil: I'm looking for something in black and with a really wide bumper.<br/><br/>Sweaty conniving salesmen: Well Mr Devil i have just the thing. How about this here Lincoln Mark Three.<br/><br/>The Devil: Perfect, now the sons and daughters of Adam will pay! The streets of some tiny western town will run red with the blood of some truly insignificant people. Mwaha.<br/><br/>Actually, any setup would have been fine. Now, what lured me into this movie was that it was called Deathmobile where i rented it. So me and my pain loving sado-masochistic posse grabbed this up. We had already exhausted every movie with the word "Killer" in the title and decided it was time for a brand change. This movie kinda sucked a lot. The only saving grace was that as soon as it ended i had "Bones" to look forward to. A charming tail about a street pimp turned vengeful ghost. I guess you should rent this, but only if you have people to share the pain with, or pills to pop or something to somehow alter your perception of the dull 70's trash unfolding on the screen. Better then Alien Dead!
The demonic car in this film was designed by George Barris, who specialized in custom cars and who worked on a number of film and television projects, including the car driven by TV's "The Munsters", Herbie "The Love Bug", and the vehicle driven by the heroes in "Ghostbusters". For "The Car", Barris modified a 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III. a5c7b9f00b