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The Car [Blu-ray]

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Special Features Include:-“Mystery of the Car:” An interview with producer/director Elliot Silverstein -“The Navajo Connection:” An interview with actress Geraldine Keams -“Just Like Riding a Bike:” An interview with actress Melody Thomas Scott -Theatrical Trailer -TV Spot -Radio Spots -Still Gallery

Genre: Horror


Format: Blu-ray, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen


Contributor: Dennis Shryack, Elliot D. Silverstein, James Brolin, John Marley, John Rubinstein, Kate Murtagh, Kathleen Lloyd, Kim Richards, Kyle Richards, Lane Slate, Marvin Birdt, Michael Butler, R.G. Armstrong, Roy Jenson See more


Language: English


Runtime: 1 hour and 37 minutes


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 2.351


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.24 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 35225474


Director ‏ : ‎ Elliot D. Silverstein


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Blu-ray, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen


Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 37 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ September 1, 2020


Actors ‏ : ‎ James Brolin, John Marley, John Rubinstein, Kathleen Lloyd, R.G. Armstrong


Subtitles: ‏ ‎ English


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An oldie,but still a goodie.A horror classic from yesteryear
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by Bear
    • Classic movie.
This is a classic horror movie. A mysterious black car that hunts people.
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by horobikyo
    • A charming and fun drive-in movie the likes of which they don't make anymore!
I love this 1977 B-movie action/horror, it is a textbook example of how a good director… Cat Ballou’s Elliot Silverstein… can take even a ridiculous premise and turn it into a solidly entertaining flick. And The Car is exactly that. The plot is simple, a demonic looking black sedan comes thundering out of the desert one morning and heads into the small rural desert town of Santa Ynez and begins to mow down innocents like a hitchhiker and two young bicycle riders. While the Thomas County Sheriff’s office, including Captain…soon to be sheriff thanks to The Car…Wade Parent (James Brolin and an awesome 70s mustache), think there is a psycho on the loose, we already know something supernatural is afoot from the red tinted POV shots from within the vehicle and the mysterious wind that blows through right before it’s thunderous engines and blaring horn can be heard. Despite road blocks, the vehicle appears and disappears at will and Wade and his deputies start to realize something is satanically wrong here when the vehicle tries to run down a group of school children and is stopped when they flee into the hallowed ground of a cemetery and Wade himself confirms eye witness accounts that the vehicle has no driver. But something evil is inside as indicated by the gleeful sounding horn after a kill and the fact that single dad Wade’s pretty school teacher girlfriend (Kathleen Lloyd) finds out the hard way that calling the ‘driver’ a “chicken s***” is a bad idea. Now with the body count mounting and all signs pointing to the fact that Old Scratch himself might be out for a joyride, Wade and his rapidly diminishing police force must find a way to stop Satan’s Sedan before Santa Ynez becomes a ghost town. As with our previous Tomb Of Nostalgia… The Devil’s Rain… The Car is another film that employed Satanist Anton LaVey as a technical advisor and even opens with a quote from him. Not sure what he advised as there really is very little religious talk in the film and even when they start to believe something evil is going on, a priest is never even mentioned much less consulted. Who cares, as Silverstein takes this laughable idea and makes a really fun and suspenseful action/horror flick that actually has some goose bump inducing moments such as when The Car has the kids trapped in the cemetery and when Wade has an encounter with it in his own garage. Silverstein accomplishes this by taking his subject totally seriously and not only instilling his villain with a good deal of menace, but delivers some really intense chase and action sequences including a very thrilling climax where all Hell literally breaks loose. Obviously the 70s nostalgia adds a lot of fun to it too, but this is actually a well directed film and we enjoy it far more then we expect from a movie about a demon driven car. Another thing that adds to the effectiveness is that The Car appears in sleepy Santa Ynez for no reason, nor do we ever get one. It’s very spooky and random and that works far better than a hokey explanation and it gives The Car added personality to what Silverstein already imbues it with. The cast, also starring Ronny Cox, R.G. Armstrong and Kyle and Kim Richards as Wade’s precocious daughters, take their roles very seriously with Brolin making a very human and sometimes fallible hero. He and Lloyd really do come across as a cute couple, too. The film was criticized for it’s acting back in the day, but personally, I think they are just fine for being in a flick about a demon possessed car. And speaking of which… the real star is George Barris’ customized 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III and it’s an iconic movie vehicle and is very intimidating and effective. If Beezelbub had a car, I have no problem believing this is what it would look like. Leonard Rosenman’s score is appropriately spooky and incorporates bits of Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique…the piece that open’s The Shining and Gerald Hirschfeld’s cinematography makes nice use of the desert locations. Despite being filmed mostly in the day, it has plenty of creepy atmosphere. All in all, The Car is a really fun B-movie blast with a well deserved cult following and a favorite guilty pleasure of mine that I actually saw at The Park Lane theater in Palisades Park in 1977 when I was a kid…and it delightfully holds up all these years later! A fun action/ horror of the type they don’t make anymore! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2016 by MonsterZeroNJ
    • THE CAR is the ultimate Bad Ride, so rev it up and hit the road (and a few pedestrians) in this sleek, sadistic, satanic sedan.
THE STORY: In the remote southwestern desert town of Saint Ynaz, a mysterious, powerful black sedan suddenly appears. The murderous, monstrous machine mows down anyone foolish enough to cross its path. THE CAR is unlike anything to ever roll off the assembly line in the Motor City, AND there's reason to believe that the malevolent muscle car may not be of this Earth. Because, you see... there's no one behind the wheel! What force drives THE CAR? Is it a phantom? A demon? Or the Devil himself??? THOUGHTS: An absolutely, unapologetically shameless JAWS rip-off, THE CAR is nonetheless one fun & frantic ride. An engaging cast, a spectacular location setting, and an unforgettable mechanized star make this one machine you'll want to drive off the showroom floor and take home as your very own. James Brolin, (sporting a droopy, Charles Bronson-esque mustache), stars as our steely-nerved hero, sheriff Wade Parent. An always reliable Ronny Cox plays his shaky, booze-nipping deputy. Spunky Kathleen Lloyd is the headstrong school teacher Wade loves. They're all quite good in their respective roles, but it is the title automobile that is the REAL star of this film. Looking somehow familiar yet utterly foreign, and unlike anything else on the road (or on film) before or since, THE CAR is one beautifully brutal cruiser. Legendary car customizing king George ('66 Batmobile) Barris and his team worked under oppressive budgetary & time constraints to create the imposing, one-of-a-kind land yacht. Gearheads the world over have helped make THE CAR an enduring, iconic design that is still loved and recognized today, some 40 years after it first plowed through movie theaters & drive-ins everywhere. THE BLU-RAY: Shout!Factory's transfer techs have tuned up a nice-looking hi-def transfer of THE CAR for its Blu-ray showroom debut. She's washed, waxed & ready to roll. Vibrant colors & a crisp picture, with minimal artifacting, pixelation or crush to distract viewers. Soundmix is level & clean. Extras include a brief on-camera interview with the film's director, and another with the actresses who played the CAR's first victim, the original theatrical trailer, radio & TV ads and a still gallery. Decent stuff. But now brace yourself for the bad news CAR lovers: sadly, there is absolutely NOTHING on this release pertaining to the CAR itself. No "behind the scenes" tidbits. No artwork of the CAR in its conceptual design phase. No still photos of the actual construction. No film footage or photos of the stunt drivers doing their thing. No interior sneak peek shots of the CAR. NOTHING! For a lifelong car (and CAR) junky like myself, that's the home video equivalent of a suckerpunch in the face. *SIGH* BOTTOM LINE: While it's a damn shame that Shout! didn't dig a little deeper to cater to the hardcore fans of the motorized star of the film, that's really the only bad thing I can say about this new Blu release of THE CAR. Even without any motorhead goodies, the excellent picture & audio improvements still make this a worthwhile purchase AND an easy recommendation for an upgrade/double-dip if you have a Blu-ray player but already own THE CAR on either tape or DVD. So... 5 STARS for the campy classic movie itself, minus 1 STAR for no in-depth CAR goodies = 4 STARS. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2016 by SciFi-Kaiju-Guy
    • One of my favorite car movies
Loved this classic movie! Wish I had that car but it no longer exists
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by Cara Wells
    • The Car movie
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2026 by Yvonn
    • A good movie 🎥
OMG 😳 what a movie 🎥 The best of the best. Make sure you get the car2 when the lawyer dies on the top of his car and he's soul bonds together and make it into one kill a car. And you will see the the original car from the original movie.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by It's a very good belt and it should last a long time.
    • Dvd
Quick shipping and great flick!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by Amazon Customer

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