Maximum Overdrive (1986)
Which horror movie would you rather be stuck in?
Dawn of the Dead (2004), where you are stuck in a Mall, while flesh eating zombies are trying to get in to attack you.
The Mist (2007), You are stuck in a Grocery/market store, with a religious lunatic, a bunch of idiots and cowards. Outside, there are very large insects from a parallel dimension. Strange Insects and Reptilian-Incest hybrid creatures. They don’t care if you are there or not, but if they see you, they will attack. They are looking for food.
Maximum Overdrive (1986) You are stuck in a truck stop with some morons. All the electronics are POSSESSED!!
dawn of the dead; i would totally turn it in to shaun of the dead lolol! plus, you’re in a shopping mall, hello? u dont have to pay for gucci bags! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Maximum Overdrive
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Maximum Overdrive
$2.16 "I'm gonna scare the hell out of you," intones Stephen King in the trailer for his sole directorial effort, the much-maligned Maximum Overdrive. While the end result doesn't live up to that boast, this sci-fi/horror tale isn't as awful as it's been described. King's script (based on his short story "Trucks") focuses on the patrons of a North Carolina truck stop, which comes under attack by a convo... |
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Maximum Overdrive
$9.98 "I'm gonna scare the hell out of you," intones Stephen King in the trailer for his sole directorial effort, the much-maligned Maximum Overdrive. While the end result doesn't live up to that boast, this sci-fi/horror tale isn't as awful as it's been described. King's script (based on his short story "Trucks") focuses on the patrons of a North Carolina truck stop, which comes under attack by a convo... |
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Maximum Overdrive
$19.98 "I'm gonna scare the hell out of you," intones Stephen King in the trailer for his sole directorial effort, the much-maligned Maximum Overdrive. While the end result doesn't live up to that boast, this sci-fi/horror tale isn't as awful as it's been described. King's script (based on his short story "Trucks") focuses on the patrons of a North Carolina truck stop, which comes under attack by a convo... |