Been meaning to start a new section of the site for ages now. I thought we could have a movie review thingy. Must be dozens & dozens of good motor movies out there. Got a favourite? Easy Rider? Quadrophenia? American Graffiti? Mad Max? ...Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
Is there a film forever etched on your memory that sparked your interest in motors? A flick that shaped & influenced your automotive tastes? Anything from Hells Angels '69 to Stone to Bullet to Herbie Rides Again to The Fast & The Furious.
Write us a few paragraphs or a full synopsis & plot evaluation. Or just tell us what made the machinery so cool. Send it in to Yodie at the address on the Contacts page & with luck he'll be able to pull a few film stills out of the ether or maybe a cinema ad poster or fan website & make up a page to showcase your favourite.
The Dukes of Hazzard remake? Starsky & Hutch? The Italian Job, (the original of course, not the crummy remake -or is that your fave?). What about I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle?
Bring your own popcorn. Sssh, the lights are going down.

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Decent films about motorcycles are few and far between, and the majority tend to be based around some aspect of bad ass biker culture and feature a lot of beards and women with unfeasible breasts. So, it’s a real pleasure to be able to say that, this spring, a ‘proper’ motorcycle film will open in the UK. ..........Click Here to Read More....

THE CALIFORNIA KID.

The title sounds like a Western & that’s basically what this film is. Made for American TV in 1974, it’s a classic storyline; a small mid-West community is run by a sadistic sheriff who no-one dare oppose until one day a stranger rolls into town. The sheriff has murdered his brother 5 years earlier & the charismatic newcomer’s seeking retribution, leading to a final showdown on the outskirts of town with only one winner.

TWO LANE BLACKTOP.

A tuned, grey-primered ‘55 Chevy, stripped of all unnecessary clutter & built to race. Two guys, living in the car & cheap motels, travelling the mid-western States, earning money for petrol, parts & food by hustling the locals at small town drag races;

HOTROD.

“Hotrod” tells the story of Brian Edison, played by Gregg Henry, a small town mechanic who puts together a mean looking black Plymouth