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Crash!

Name: Crash!
Genre: Horror
Released: 1976-12-24
Duration: 89 min
Rating: 5.423

★ 5,4 /10 (26 Votes)

1976 EN 89 min

Overview

After a professor is crippled in a car accident, he blames his wife for the ordeal and attempts to have her killed using the same means. Now hospitalized with amnesia, she appears to be protected by a tiny voodoo trinket that she still clutches in her hand, which possesses her car and other objects, causing mayhem throughout the city.

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Release date

24/12/1976

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Popularity

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An Occult Object Takes Possession of a Driverless Car and Causes One Spectacular Crash After Another Until Fifty Cars Are Pounded Into a Mass of Twisted Metal

Genres

Horror

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

89 min

José Ferrer

Marc Denne

Sue Lyon

Kim Denne

John Ericson

Dr. Gregg Martin

Leslie Parrish

Kathy Logan

John Carradine

Dr. Welsey Edwards

Jerome Guardino

Lt. Pegler

Richard Band

Contractor

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Gary Baxley

Impound Yard Officer

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Ron Carter

Policeman

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Barry Chase

Policeman

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Rick Deming

Boy in Van

Paul Dubov

Dr. Cross

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John Hayes

Man Driving Car

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Dwight Krizman

Policeman

Reggie Nalder

Man at Swap Meet

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Margaret O'Heron

Nagging Wife

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Dawn Orr

Girl in Van

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Lenny Shabes

Policeman

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Speed Stearns

'56 Ford Driver

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John Tilton

Policeman

Charles Band

Motorist (uncredited)

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Bill Williams

Cop (uncredited)

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**_The Dukes of Hazzard meets The Exorcist with José Ferrer and Sue Lyon_** A young woman (Lyon) innocently purchases a mysterious idol-trinket that remarkably helps her in dealing with her bitter crippled husband (Ferrer), specifically in the form of a possessed black Camaro. John Ericson plays the concerned doctor and Leslie Parrish her nurse. John Carradine has a negligible role. “Crash!” (1976) is the second movie by ‘B’ filmmaker Charles Band (and arguably his first). It’s basically a less competent (and more obscure) version of “The Car” and technically beat that one to release. B…

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