In this road-movie "Black Cadillac" two cars are driving under snow conditions during the night.
I gave this movie a 'little' six out of ten, I heart the sound of broken glass after a collision between the two cars, however, later on I saw the taillights of the Saab still intact and also the front lights of the Cadillac were found to be in good condition in the sequence of this movie. The maintenance of the Saab was for the engine cooling system. Or is it the intention that the repairs are of the same category as the Chevrolet in John Carpenter's "Christine"?
Anyway the film "Black Cadillac" is fit for one and a half hour entertaining.
I gave this movie a 'little' six out of ten, I heart the sound of broken glass after a collision between the two cars, however, later on I saw the taillights of the Saab still intact and also the front lights of the Cadillac were found to be in good condition in the sequence of this movie. The maintenance of the Saab was for the engine cooling system. Or is it the intention that the repairs are of the same category as the Chevrolet in John Carpenter's "Christine"?
Anyway the film "Black Cadillac" is fit for one and a half hour entertaining.