DVD & Blu-ray review: The Car (12)

Elliot Silverstein Blu-ray (92mins)

Ben Walsh
Friday 19 July 2013 06:51 EDT
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A souped-up car with demonic issues indiscriminately mows down the folk of a small Utah town in this daft horror from 1977. James Brolin and his gloomy set of coppers (including John Marley) are charged with taking the driverless vehicle down. After a strong first half-hour, which attempts to imitate Steven Spielberg's light touch, the plot spins out of control and women get a very raw deal in this muddled film.

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