The Car (1977) - Hurting the Car's Feelings Scene (5/10) | Movieclips

The Car - Hurting the Car's Feelings: Lauren (Kathleen Lloyd) taunts the car.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Two bicyclists are run down by a strange black car in the desert near a small town in Utah. But this is just the first in a series of hit-and-run murders. Sheriff Wade Parents (James Brolin) is called in to investigate, and his deputy, Everett (John Marley), is killed by the black sedan, which, some witnesses say, has no one behind its wheel. When the car threatens a local school parade, the lives of the town's children and Wade's teacher girlfriend, Lauren (Kathleen Lloyd), are endangered.

CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1977)
Cast: Doris Dowling, Elizabeth Thompson, James Brolin, Kathleen Lloyd
Screenwriter: Dennis Shryack, Lane Slate, Michael Butler
Director: Elliot Silverstein

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[absolutezerokiryu]

The car being unable to enter the cemetery because it is hallowed ground is a very good detail, considering what the car is.

[sideways_chip_eater]

I like how the car was backing up slightly and moving forward as if it was gasping at her insults or doing donuts because it was pissed.

[floz]

This is the earliest horror movie I remember seeing as a little kid. Loved it then and now.

[MelancoliaI]

This movie did a good job actually giving the car a personality. Like when it starts doing donuts you know it's pissed and is throwing a tantrum.

[goldenagenut]

The actress did a great job trying to be brave and standing up to the car but being shaky /scared at the same time, stuttering nervously. Good acting!

[carllombard]

I love the design of the car. The shining black paint-job, the thin, low-down windows, the thick doors with no handles, the odd design of the headlights and the alien-like sound of its engine all give it this otherworldly feel to it, like it's something inhuman poorly pretending to be human. Helps it fall right into the uncanny valley

[xenomorphphantom]

Love how NOBODY understood that the car had NO driver...it was merely a shape for something not of this world.

[Hooligoon]

"CAT POO!" This has got to be the greatest line ever!

[titanx]

This has to be one of the best classic horror films of 70s, Brolin also did a great job in Amityville horror.

[cujoedaman]

I like how the car and her are mirrored in a way, she taunts the driver for only feeling powerful behind the wheel, inside the car, while at the same time she's bold and brash because she knows she's safe behind the boundary of the cemetery and won't step foot outside.

[rodneynjohnson]

Man the sound of that damn engine is serious, I remembered watching this movie as a kid with my mom and I never appreciated the sound, but as a 51 ur love it.

[VctrS]

My uncle actually has a ‘71 Lincoln Continental Mark III in black. Every time I walk by it I feel like the damn thing will ram into me one day 😂
I absolutely loved the movie!

[robertdees]

I believe that this car was inspiration for the werecar in the cartoon futurama.

[Mario_]

This is why I don't trust self driving cars. Imagine being murdered by a Tesla.

[johnwiley]

It's like Christine meets Maximum Overdrive..

[annamicija]

I laughed so hard when the middle-aged woman yelled "CAT POO!" 🤣

[josephgodfrey]

This was one of the GREAT good - bad movies of the 70's.

[JohnRistad-tr]

I love how the car literally toots it's own horn when it makes a kill

[jokinandsmokin]

This Car and Christine would be the ultimate duo.

[goldenagenut]

I saw a story about a week ago, a guy showed up at a car show with either the original Car or a perfect reproduction. The condition was so good id tend to believe it to be the latter, but the article didn't say.
Legend had it that the Car was really destroyed in the making of the film.