Starring: Barry Bell, John Brasington, Jack Canon, Giancarlo Esposito, Frankie R. Faison Average Rating: Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Label: Trinity Home Ent Number of Items: 1 Region Code: 1 Release Date: November 07, 2006 Running Time: 98 minutes Theatrical Release Date: 1986
Product Description: Get ready for the ultimate battle of man vs. bloodthirsty machine in this terrifying Stephen King classic! For three horrifying days the Earth passes through the tail of a mysterious comet. The skies glow an eerie green as humanity waits to see what the fallout will be. But what they imagine is nothing like the nightmare they find - the comet's magnetic fields cause all of the machines on Earth to suddenly come to life and terrorize their human creators in a horrific killing spree. Now its up to a small group of people trapped in a desolate truckstop to defeat the killer machines - or be killed by them!System Requirements:Runnign Time: 81 MinutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: R UPC: 692865147336 Manufacturer No: T-1473
Awesome Movie! I love love love this movie!! I've seen it over 50 times and it never gets old. The music, the trucks!!! Just great!!
My Wifes favorite movie!!!! My wife loves this movie it has been her favorite for years. I bought it a long time ago on VHS and she has nearly worn that tape ragged. So I decided to buy it for her on DVD. She was so excited to see that I got it for her she couldnt get it in the DVD player fast enough.
Great Fun!! This movie, while not a great movie in any sense of the word, is still great fun! It's a "It's Saturday afternoon and I'm bored so I think I'll watch Maximum Overdrive." movie. It doesn't ask for anything and it is entertaining.
Great Movie!! No Extras to Brag About!! I loved this movie as a kid, and still love it now! Such a classic that deserves more extra junk than it's getting on the DVD treatment. I gotta admit, though: the new cover is an improvement over the abortion they used in the theaters and VHS cover, though I do miss the body hanging out of the grill as in an earlier version.
This was adapted and directd by my fave, Steve King. Though I'm not too crazy about the soundtrack (Who Made Who), the movie still holds up well today...despite it's cheese-factor.
Oh, and I loved the scene where the dork gets blasted in the eyes with gasoline, and then later gets his head squashed by the truck; dude should have stayed home that day!
maximum overdrive If you like really gory. This is your movie. Stephen King need I say more?
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