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Maximum Overdrive |
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Genre
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Horror,
Psychological Thriller,
Sci-Fi Action,
Horror,
Psychological Thriller,
Sci-Fi Action.
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Year
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1986 |
Director
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Stephen King,
Stephen King.
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Actors
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Emilio Estevez,
Pat Hingle,
Laura Harrington,
Yeardley Smith,
John Short,
Ellen McElduff,
J.C. Quinn,
Christopher Murney,
Ned Austin,
Barry Bell,
John Brasington,
R. Pickett Bugg,
Jack Canon,
Richard Chapman, Jr.,
Giancarlo Esposito,
Frankie R. Faison,
J. Don Ferguson,
Bob Gooden,
Holter Ford Graham,
Bob Gunter,
Bill Huggins,
Stephen King,
Marla Maples,
Patrick Miller,
Leon Rippy,
Connie Smith,
Martin Tucker,
Emilio Estevez,
Pat Hingle,
Laura Harrington,
Yeardley Smith,
John Short,
Ellen McElduff,
J.C. Quinn,
Christopher Murney,
Ned Austin,
Barry Bell,
John Brasington,
R. Pickett Bugg,
Jack Canon,
Richard Chapman, Jr.,
Giancarlo Esposito,
Frankie R. Faison,
J. Don Ferguson,
Bob Gooden,
Holter Ford Graham,
Bob Gunter,
Bill Huggins,
Stephen King,
Marla Maples,
Patrick Miller,
Leon Rippy,
Connie Smith,
Martin Tucker.
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File
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Runtime: |
97:00 |
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dvd-rip / xvid |
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699.88 Mb |
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Storyline:
Writer-director Stephen King falls short in his debut at the helm with Maximum Overdrive, an absurd tale about a radiation storm that somehow animates machines across the world, causing them to turn on their makers. The film focuses on a group of survivors held captive at the Dixie Boy Diner by a group of bad-tempered semis. Led by Emilio Estevez, the diner-goers do their impression of Ten Little Indians, waiting their turn until each gets bumped off one by one. There are holes in the plot big enough for the semis to drive through; for example, why don't the trucks run over the diner at the start of the film rather than wait for ninety minutes? Maximum Overdrive's only distinction is that it is, without question, one of the worst films released in the '80s. |
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