A car-thief is seen stealing, and is blackmailed into stealing more cars for someone else's profit.A car-thief is seen stealing, and is blackmailed into stealing more cars for someone else's profit.A car-thief is seen stealing, and is blackmailed into stealing more cars for someone else's profit.
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- TriviaJan-Michael Vincent told Howard Stern, days after filming and still seriously injured, that (he felt) this was one of his best performances.
- GoofsIn scenes where the left side of the white Jaguar is ramming the right side of Jim's dark Mustang, the Mustang never moves. It is very evident that the Mustang is being pulled on a trailer while rammed, as the Mustang is at least 12 to 18 inches higher than it should be when compared to the Jaguar. Also, in subsequent scenes, the Mustang shows no damage where it was supposedly rammed.
- Alternate versionsGerman Video-Version, rated FSK18, was cut in several scenes. The TV-Version is the same
- ConnectionsReferences The Great Escape (1963)
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Written & Performed by Jeroan von Alchen
From the CD "Alexanders Dark Band"
Available on Leviathon Records
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Another Low-budget Car Chase Film.
You have to like it for what it is. It is a cheep car movie with Corey Feldman and Jan Michael Vincent in it. It doesn't matter what else happens. That is what defines this one. With that said. It was fun. I enjoy the low budget car films. This has the car chases, a little t-n-a and a few big names and an odd cameo. First the cars and chases. You have a Corvette, a few Porshes, a Ferrari, a Jaguar and a few Mustanges. Chad McQueen, Steve McQueen's son, at one point drives a green 1968 Mustang Fastback I guess as a tribute to Bullett in which his father stared. The chases are good, not great. You can tell that one car is attached to a camera truck during one of the chases. The story is about what you would expect. Not going to elaborate. The stars. Well Chad McQueen is not his dad but is well suited for the lead in a low budget car film. Corey Feldman is ...well... Corey Feldman. Michael Madsen plays a guy like Michael Madsen would play. Jan Michael Vincent, I think had a motorcycle accident before this movie was made and his face looks like it went through a meet grinder. But he fits the over all theme of this movie. LOW BUDGET. Dom Delouis plays the worst role I think he has ever played. And if you watch close Ron Jeremy pops up twice in the film. Don't get me wrong. If you like cheesy low-budget car films, this will hit the spot. If you are looking for Bullett. Not it.
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- jeffreytwagner
- Jan 30, 2009
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