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The Worst Film Ever

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

I was pleasantly surprised with this movie. The acting is good. If you like movies that are not predictable, this is a movie I recommend to you. I liked the ending, and it kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the movie. I recommended it.The ending was unexpected and the story was interesting. I am done reviewing but IMDb wants users to post at least 10 lines, for some reason, so I have to keep going. I mean, what do they want me to do, tell everyone what happened from beginning to end? Do you realize how long 10 lines is? I could have finished this review in 3 lines, but again, rules are rules. I have been typing and typing and I have 8 lines so far. Anyway, I had cereal for breakfast today.

Well this one surprisingly turned out pretty decent. "Black Cadillac" borrows even a lot more from Spielberg's "Duel" than "Joyride" did. And there isn't even one truck in sight. No hot, sun-laden desert roads here, but icy-cold, nightly, dark, snowy backwoods mountain-roads. That gave the movie a good atmosphere. The low budget shows a bit (once again compared to "Joyride", which had a much bigger one), but it doesn't diminish the fun you'll have with this movie. The acting of the three young protagonists was decent enough. Randy Quaid is good as always. And the Cadillac looked creepy and had a menacing, roaring engine-sound. The ending was satisfying, but not completely unpredictable. So, see this flick on a dark, icy cold & stormy winter night for maximum effect. You probably won't regret it.

damn this movie really sucks, if I were the driver of the Saab, I would just have pulled over and asked the men what is their problem. this whole movie goes about a black Cadillac following the Saab and the Saab runs away for it for no reason damn. how stupid is that:sAlso the only thing you see all the time is the Saab driving away from the Cadillac and you see the guys talking about it all the time.Anyway I think it's a really boring movie. Greets from Belgium by the way.Also what a stupid rule is this that I have to type this useless text to get to 10 lines of text.

Think. . . 'Dead End' (2003) + 'Joy Ride' (2001) Plot: After starting a pretty heavy fight at a Wisconsin bar, three Minnesotans (who are there to drink underage. . . for some reason) fight for their life against an unknown vengeful figure driving an amazing '57 Caddy Eldorado.Cast rundown: Randy Quaid as Sheriff Charlie is good as usual, but he's really let himself go over the years. The main cast of guys (Jason Dohring, Josh Hammond, Shane Johnson) are also pretty good, and a surprisingly well shaped group of characters. Kiersten Warren (that annoying chick that dated Slater in Saved by the Bell: The College Years) was actually not as annoying as she was on Saved by the Bell. . . but that could be due to her 15 minutes of total screen time and like four lines.Review: The plot is obviously nothing new. We've seen it tons of times. . . but that doesn't mean we can't always enjoy it. The fact that it takes place in the dead of winter on rural roads makes it even cooler. Icy car chases always add some necessary thrills. Solid acting and directing, and mostly solid writing, make it a more-than-adequate film if you're watching for the technical stuff. My only real problem with it was the predictable ending, which I called about 15 minutes in. But, overall, it's a very cool, and often exciting, little unknown horror flick.Final Verdict: 6.5/10. Definitely worth a watch.-AP3-