Top 10 Horror Vehicles on Screen

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

Clarification needed. As someone else in the comments pointed out to me. Although yes, Christine had a 5.2 litre engine in the movie within the more than 20 cars of her that were used for some of the driving. The engine seen repairing herself and in the photo used, was the 5.7 litre, 350 Cubic Inch Golden Commando, with 305 hp two 4-barrel carburetors. Future references will try to clarify this better as more than one engine was used in production.

[@robv1139]

As I understand it the Golden Commando was an option at the time, while the 5.2 290 H.P. could be ordered with two (V-800) and four barrel (Dual Fury). All for 1958. (Rob, UK) BTW isn't that a Plymouth Scamp and not a sedan in the brochure shot?

[@CycolacFan]

@@robv1139 that’s my understanding too, if you had the money - and perhaps a contact at Chrysler or a dealer hungry for a sale - you could effectively fit out any car, even four-door wagons, with the top performance Fury parts. Same with paint colours, if the assembly plant had access to, say, metallic pink paint they’d paint your car that colour if you paid the extra.

[@rudedog2378]

no sh!t ?!? just like dukes of harzard and any movie/TV show using cars/various vehicles ??? Thanks for the KZbin eye opener . . . . . . 🙄🤨

[@ocalagator2813]

@@robv1139 Duster.

[@robv1139]

@@CycolacFan Interesting.

[@robertgarrett4046]

The two films Christine and The Car are definitely the best car related films ever .

[@dub2536]

Christine indeed is an incredible movie! I never have seen "the Car" yet. My favorite film is Mad Max 2. Just my opinion FYI. To each their own! Peace!

[@Brewster_Baker]

@Nolan Is Innocent Christine is my favorite horror movie, but the book was much better.

[@Brewster_Baker]

@Domino remember, at the end of Christine her grill started to move.

[@robv1139]

@Nolan Is Innocent Your love it's horn! :)

[@piotrmalewski8178]

1971 Vanishing Point

[@chriss1757]

Despite being campy, I think Death Race 2000 deserve honorable mention. Christine is like the Dukes of Hazard. It pays homage to a great vehicle by destroying a large number of the remaining examples.

[@ThePenguin-rn1lo]

Awesome video, only thing on the list I wasn’t aware of was Crash, now I have to watch it, looks great. But, I’m surprised the black demon truck from 1983’s movie, Nightmares, starring Lance Henriksen and Emilio Estevez didn’t make this list. And the Car, incredible movie, nothing cheesy about this ultimate horror vehicle classic.

[@ThePenguin-rn1lo]

Ah, ok, found Part 2 of these great Horror Vehicles where the demon truck from Nightmares is listed. Subscribing now👍

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

@@ThePenguin-rn1lo Cheers, thanks for the sub, was about to point you towards the number 2 video. Glad you enjoyed.

[@bob-ii8oe]

you forgot killdozer 1974 that d7 was scary for a kid

[@confederateghst4362]

It was a D9 actually

[@jamesscarselletta3446]

Phantasn 2 was great! The cadillac Hearse was my fav. Duel was a good film. I love seeing the old cars in movies.. I have always liked John Carpenters movies. He sets the mood with perfection.

[@brianfalls5894]

I would have been very much disappointed had Christine not been on this list. Good movie but it darn near made me cry every time I saw that fine old Plymouth get trashed. It was a beautiful car in it's own right. A rolling land barge it was so big.

[@obywatelcane6775]

Christine - that film is actually funny 🙂Victims die without sense in situations where they could safely jump off the road of the car or even jump on the car, run over the roof and in the opposite direction. I still respect the film crew that they did all the effects without using CGI.

[@Kidicaruslover]

Duel is actually a very fun and corny movie. Gotta love Spielberg

[@4540glock]

Come on now. The panel truck from jeeppers creeper. That evil ass horn right behind you while trying to get away. So scary!!

[@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190]

I would say 'The Car' was stood the test of time not because it's "so bad it's good," but because the car itself is so damned cool.

[@randolphscott1673]

And spooky as fuck. I still get a little creeped out whenever I see THE CAR.

[@tskraj3190]

It used to be outside on display in Hurricane, Utah. I think someone bought "The Car" for their own private use though. It used to creep me out seeing it in person and it really does have that horn.

[@JoseyWales44s]

I enjoyed "The Car" much more than "Christine".

[@bullymaguire5679]

Black Coupe

[@mikegarrens5286]

Christine!

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

In 1977 I was 9 yrs. old and "The Car" scared the hell out of me especially the horn. I would have to make it #1.

[@tomjohnson5597]

Same here! Watched it not too long ago, and that horn still gave me a cold chill.

[@paradiswest4395]

@@tomjohnson5597 same I saw it on vhs in 1981 at a sleep over. Still gives me the heebee jeebees.

[@ratpatrol07]

Yes, the car looked alive on its own and the horn was it's laugh.

[@madhatter5331]

I didn't know what terror felt like at 8 yrs old, until I watched The Car on Halloween night. I stayed up until morning.

[@chrissymonds1845]

yeah, the car scared the hell out of me as well we were afraid to go out at night. We saw this movie at the cinema and had to walk home after the film at about 11pm at night... I lived in a small town with bad night lighting.

[@johnp1277]

Christine is definitely my all-time favorite Stephen King film adaptation....the three scenes depicting the car's 'revenge' of the three school bullies were incredible...I still get chills watching the car, engulfed in flames, run down the leader of the three bullies...the accompanying scary music that played as the car ran him over , was some of the scariest music ever put to a horror film.

[@TopG800]

Lightning McQueen is the scariest

[@DemnRaig80]

I always think of Christine every time I hear Beast of Burden by the Rolling Stones

[@kyereCat]

The car was truly evil.

[@GruntUltra]

Reading this - is like you just pulled the exact thought out of my brain!

[@michaelwaldmeier1601]

I know how this Plymouth drives and rides as it was the first car that my Dad's father had: beautiful blue Belvedere with Powerflite 2-speed automatic and power steering. By 6 years old, it was heavily rusted out as Chrysler had serious manufacturing problems. The big trunk was heavily used first for fishing trips in upper Wisconsin with friends and later for building a new house.

[@shanesmith2853]

The Death Proof Nova deserves an honorable mention.

[@brrichter]

AGREED!

[@plazpow]

i agree 👍✌👏👏👏👏

[@davidsolyom5604]

Stuntman Mike approves this!

[@davidsolyom5604]

As well the Charger.

[@roberthunter4884]

Um, there were two Deathproof cars, the Nova and the Charger.

[@ChicagoDeepHouseHead]

The Car was absolutely the best of all times.

[@anniewilkes6011]

Agreed

[@ianhill4585]

Seconded.

[@LuciFeric137]

Agreed. That was filmed in my home town st George Utah.

[@tskraj3190]

@@LuciFeric137 Most of it was actually filmed in Hurricane, Utah which is why "The Car" used to be on display there, but the marching band scene was filmed in St. George. The movie was also filmed in Springdale, Zion National Park, LaVerkin, Toquerville, Santa Clara and Toquerville.

[@blebhan8213]

The Creeper's truck.

[@DigitalJeremy]

YES!!!

[@FranciscVasile]

yes, ffs, yes. that should me no 2, after christine and in front of the car. kitt's evil twin, karr has nothing to do in this list

[@thebigv8644]

The horn on that truck was scary in itself!!

[@maga6252]

Oh yesss! The Creeper drove that when he umm got tired of flying! Lol

[@FranciscVasile]

@@thebigv8644 best horn is on the car. since then, i always honk like that. long, 2 shots and a looooong one

[@midget9629]

Christine is by far one of the best love stories ever wrote and filmed. I've been in love with that Fury ever since I first saw it.

[@ctg6734]

Same!

[@fkerpants]

Watch the scene where he's staring at her all torn up and he says "show me." The car then regenerates as the tires fill up and dents pop out, and then the headlights come on. With the music, the lights and the look on the actor's face it's like a striptease done by a car. Seriously. Watch it again. John Carpenter is amazing.

[@hillclimbracingfan5821]

@@fkerpants "Show me" scene is my favorite and Christine is absolutely awesome film and same goes for The Car-no other movies can compare with these two when it comes to sentient killer cars.

[@ziiofswe]

That's how she gets you......

[@jeffmorris8528]

"Well, Aren't you gonna show me."

[@robertdees2179]

The car. That was one of the first scary movie I can remember.

[@DungeonStudio]

Definitely Duel and The Car are the most memorable for me as simply unique characters. The truck seemed so non-threatening at first, just being a road hog. But as the chase ensued and the speed picked up it took on a whole new image without changing a spot of oil or rust. The Car always looked 'evil-y stylish' to me. Something I would and wouldn't want to ride around in. And the more one realizes it's simplicity having no door handles, key holes, antenna, wipers or latches, the more evil and mysterious it becomes.

[@davidboyce8683]

Both great movies.

[@oldcynic6964]

Yeah, as a kid I thought Duel was dammed frightening.

[@dizdozpurpleproductions]

I can understand 'Christine' being number one, but I'm so glad 'The Car' popped up at number 2. Yeah, the end scene is pretty cheesy but the film as a whole had some truly terrifying scenes in it: You don't even see The Car first time in Sherriff Wade's garage, but by God it scares the bejesus out of you when you do. Also when it kills Lauren by flying through her house is a masterpiece of editing; the extended silence that follows as the light bulb swings from the ceiling literally leaves you speechless. Such a shame the film was buried under the media surrounding the box office hits of the time, it's a film that thoroughly deserves its cult status and it is in no way a low-budget-looking 'B' movie. So glad it's been released on Blu-Ray!

[@JayDee-xj9lu]

Yes the garage scene still sends chills.

[@654Crossman]

I have to watch The Car. I been stuck on Christine, as my favorite car movie. I had a 66 mustang that everybody thought wasn't worth the money. I ended up selling her, but regretted it since. I almost felt like Arnie, when I cranked up that old 289. I adored that car. I would always listen to 50s rock and old country, in it. Mind, you I'm only 26 and this was a few years ago.

[@trevormiles5852]

I lived in the desert and sometimes you would have walk along a road late at night. Forget about the rattlers that would lay on the hot asphalt at night , I would always keep eye out for Christine to come over small hill on road.

[@raypurchase801]

No "Creeper Truck"?

[@harrykoyl3784]

Hear, hear! Saw "The CAR" as a kid, and have been obsessed with movie cars ever since! Always swore that if I ever had the money, I would build one like it! Actually, came across a toy of it in Toys-R-Us, about over a decade ago! Bought two, but only have one left today!

[@Winterst0rm]

MFP if you ever watched the cartoon "Futurama" you will see a direct reference to "The Car" in an episode where Bender is infected by a "were-car" and morphs into a car. His morphed form looks exactly like "The Car"

[@ratpatrol07]

Totally !!!! I wonder how many people actually got that reference !! I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@bradleyhollon6085]

That futurerama episode gave me my nickname the antichrysler as the wearcar that got bender was built in the antichrysler plant

[@nightbloodrayna]

Great episode of Futurama! I loved it.

[@maxmcdonald1629]

And the werecar that bender got hit from looked almost like a 1958 Plymouth fury from Christine

[@Salem_Grimoire]

Best show ever made and I definitely got the reference

[@Mumblix]

One of the best aspects of The Car is that a lot of mystery remains. It's never explained what exactly it is or where it came from. I saw it when I was a kid and I wanted to know everything but it's left as a huge unknown. You even get to see from its perspective, but you get no clues as to its origin.

[@undoingrusty]

I remember that being part of the "mystery" even when was playing and critic's mentioning that as well. Scared me as a kid too, and the sound of that engine!

[@eugenebridgesii7582]

I like The Car so much, I bought a 2003 Chrysler 300 Hemi, and chopped the top, tinted windows. Now I heard there is a Japanese auto paint that is sooo black it literally absorbs the light. Time for a new paint job.

[@JayDee-xj9lu]

At the end when it goes up in a ball of flame, you can see the shape of the devil in the flames. Eerie.

[@nytewrtr]

Not knowing where it came from or it's origin makes it even more terrifying.

[@lincbond442]

During the closing credits at the very end of the movie, The Car is seen driving around the Music Center in downtown Los Angeles. They left it open to a sequel that was never to be.

[@deby5983]

The Car was the scariest for me. That horn!!

[@kevinpittman2517]

at the end when it blew up and the devil was in the flames.... sincerely the most horrifying film of its age.

[@chevyj655]

The Car: That’s A Bit Sussy!

[@andrewdrabble8939]

Once you had the Peterbilt from Duel (which is a superb film) at number 3, there were only two that could have taken the top spots, The Car and Christine. Both were no brainers in this rundown

[@chrisperrien7055]

Killdozer! will enter this convo. Have you seen it?

[@andrewdrabble8939]

Yes I have and I think it's a shite film

[@wesleycook7687]

Carey Loftin was the stunt driver and co-ordinator of several of these films. He was the truck driver in Duel.

[@smorris12]

Wot no Killdozer?!?

[@PaKeL50]

You missed Kill Dozer, a Cat D9.

[@a456987]

That was from real life and not tv/movies

[@PaKeL50]

@@a456987 it was a movie back in the early 70s staring Clint Walker.

[@a456987]

@@PaKeL50 I didn't know about the movie

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

If I can make another 10 Horror Vehicle lists, I will start filling it up now with this included. Thank you.

[@hemidart7]

@@a456987 kill dozer is a movie! your thinking about the guy that got revenge on a town that pissed him off

[@Mtch5469]

Being from the Pittsburgh Area, Christine is a huge favorite here. The book was a dedication to George Romero.

[@spo5egy]

Great films... And here we are in 2021 with people masked up to their eyebrows in fear of a big nothing 🙄

[@axelkane3459]

A big nothing hmmm.

[@spo5egy]

@@axelkane3459 Mexican beer flu

[@WolfRanger2008]

"The Car" was a physical incarnation of the "Devil", it/he should have been NUmber 1...

[@raypurchase801]

Nah. Number 666.

[@ThorneyedWT]

Maybe, but ladies first.

[@TheBlaert]

Duel is an absolute classic and would have been at number 1 for me. I would have the truck from Jeepers Creepers on there somewhere too but fantastic list regardless

[@babagalacticus]

how is the JC truck NOT on here?! i'm not a dennis weaver fan by ANY means but "DUEL" is an ok flick of it's type. as CARS go however, 'THE CAR" was the most eerie, sinister & menacing vehicle in that class; it seemed more of an actual creature than the 'goblinhead' truck (& actually it turned out it WAS a demonic 'creature' of some sort). NONE of these other cars are even REMOTELY intimidating or scary. better to have just done a breakdown of the vehicles in all the "mad max" franchises, as they just kept/keep getting better & better with each outing. that modified 'tank' in the last movie was something else.

[@jrlauer69]

"The Car" I thought I was the only person who remembered that movie.

[@beardedforlife3740]

I just rewatched The Car a few months ago

[@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190]

It's definitely got cult staying power! (And it looks cool as all hell....)

[@sebastianvella8992]

I loved the part The Car can't get inside the cemetery because it is consecrated ground.

[@timg.1510]

I remember this movie

[@LITTLE1994]

I love the movie for the car itself, not the acting or story.

[@quanemerson1054]

I thought the car was better, and has always been my favorite; and Christine a close second

[@anniewilkes6011]

Indeed

[@raypurchase801]

Where's the Creeper Truck?

[@theneedle6785]

The truck isn't possessed though.

[@67judge]

No love ❤️ for the Jeepers Creepers Van???

[@TodAG69]

I would sell my soul to have The Car! Loved it SO much as a kid at the Drive-In. I remember people beeping their horns at the end, a la The Car, and my dad being afraid to leave too soon out of fear of idiots trying to do donuts & stuff as they exit

[@tallbeard7111]

Oh yes, the Car and number 2 on my list is the Lamborghini Countach used in The Cannonball Run!.

[@Hathorr1067]

I had full intention on building a replica, but then I bought a Chrysler 300 and called it a day.

[@654Crossman]

@@Hathorr1067 ouch. I'm sorry...

[@Shadow-7773]

@@Hathorr1067 I still lauph that an black guy thought he was the one who brought us the 300. When he stole the look of the car from the movie.

[@fatrat137]

Ooooo bud they had one for sale in my area, don't think it was original though

[@LITTLE1994]

I love Christine, but nothing beats The Car. That big black beast of a '71 Lincoln Continental Mark III is powerful like an old Nascar racer, has huge steel bumpers and rims, semi truck horn, and its INDESTRUCTIBLE. That vehicle inspired me to make a fictional car based on Speed Racer's Mach 5, but is also very similar to The Car in overall build, called the Black Thunder or Mach 7, as my character self's car of choice. But I thought 8 original cars were made, not 3.

[@johnwolfe9694]

I remember the car it scared the crap out of me .the sound it made the screaming sounds left a impression

[@generalyellor2187]

In 1977, my mom treated me and my two sisters to a trip to Disneyland with a side-stop at Universal Studios. This was time before all the amusement park rides. It was just a tram ride through the working lot that ended at the center where the animal show and Frankenstein monster makeup demo took place. There was one more show, but I can't remember what it was. But during the tram ride I remember driving by a dirt parking lot and parked along the fence were several recognizable movie and TV cars, just sitting out in the hot sun and all covered with what looked like months worth of dust. One of those cars was Peter Falk's old jalopy from his Columbo series, but a couple of old cop cars away was the Lincoln from The Car, a movie I had just seen and loved (I was 14). And though the tram's tour guide prattled off the sites (I think this was pre-scripts), no mention was made of the Lincoln, though he did point out Columbo's car. I still have the photos I took of both cars with my little rectangular Kodak Instamatic.

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Did you know “the Car” was in The death scene (season 1) Of karr in knight rider? The car that jumped of the cliff was that.

[@culcune]

I forgot about them using that footage! I recall hearing that years ago, maybe in an actual newspaper or magazine, pre-internet LOL. Heck, when I watched the show back in the early 80s, I think I noticed that. They put that scene into the show.

[@undoingrusty]

I forgot about hearing about that.

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

culcune yeah that’s why karr survived, because it was CAR instead! I think I’ve watched the whole of knight rider 3 and a half times season a 1-4

[@RCAvhstape]

Christine takes the spot for me as the most beautiful vehicle on this list, and also the one with the most "personality". The car was an actual character, with emotions and feelings, jealous and angry and possessive, and she was evil and vengeful. The car was actually in love with Arnie, and was savagely protective of him, hunting down his bullies, but of course taking it all too far and going overboard on the evil. And what a beautiful car; nobody makes cars like that anymore, the style, chrome, the finish, the sound. While The Car may have been scarier, Christine was a better film.

[@quintonchristiaandeklerk2109]

I definitely think the Creeper's Truck from Jeepers Kreepers should've been on this list.

[@Dallas_K]

Amen!

[@nealnc07]

Agreed, it reminds me of the Car in many ways. Kind of had the same horn.

[@njva17420]

@@nealnc07 Thanks, I just mentioned that a few minutes ago.

[@stevewilliams3850]

Every time I hear the song, "Little Bitty Pretty One" I wonder if Christine is coming to get me.

[@johnmcdonald587]

The engine displacement for the Christine Fury in incorrect. A dual-quad 5.2L (318 cubic inches) engine was available, but the screen engine is the 5.7L (350 cubic inches) big-block. The first of the B-series engines, this was a one-year only engine. Dubbed the 'Golden Commando' it produced 305hp through two 4-barrel carburetors.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

Thank you for clearing that up. From what I had read, the 5.2 was also used in the film among the 20+ cars. But the engine seen repairing herself was the 350. This will be something I will make sure to correct in future videos.

[@johnmcdonald587]

@@MFPMapFilmProductions The Poly Head 318 (5.2L) was very common. A friend owned the Christine look-alike from the film 'Cat's Eye' for a while. It was a Belvedere with Fury trim and I recall it have the Poly Head.

[@plageran]

Gotta love Christine.... the book

[@jessicamerriman2336]

Just hearing The Cars horn scared me to death. Totally other worldly.

[@silvereagle2061]

If you pay close attention to the horn, it's actually Morse code for SOS

[@sprofitt777]

The Car should have been # 1.

[@wheels-n-tires1846]

Its a close race... Maybe Christine gets the win for the addition of a few seconds of 68 Charger porn???

[@davidcunningham6856]

"The Car" is number 1 for me! My best friend at the time & me saw that movie & it instantly became our favorite movie, we were hooked like fish! We saw it 5 times in the 2 weeks that it was in the theater. We read the book it was based on & studied every detail we could learn. For us, "Christine" was boring & stupid, I remember. I was amazed & stoaked to find "The Car" on DVD a few years ago! I found another old favorite as well, picked up a copy of the original "Gone In 60 Seconds" on DVD! Does anyone remember "Freebie & The Bean?" That one held the record for most cars destroyed in a movie until the first "Blues Brothers" movie came out. Thanks for sparking some good memories for me!

[@markscott2360]

Loved The Car and Christine is Badass🤘👍

[@thomasgreen1557]

Yeah I would love to see a replica of "the car"

[@erinward4293]

@@thomasgreen1557 Me too. I really liked that movie. Good one.

[@michaellrakes5521]

There isnt anything sexier or more badass than the Phantasm Cudas. That defines a muscle car thru and thru

[@ctg6734]

Christine still ranks as my all time favorite, but the cuda is definitely one fantastic looking car! Mopar made so many great looking machines back in the day!

[@silvereagle2061]

The "HemiCuda" was itself a character in that franchise.

[@abelq8008]

Always happy to see the Tall Man, the original inspiration for slender man.

[@lv2465]

The Car is a classic i would love to see a sequel. Imagine that roaring around today.

[@trancefan3866]

Oh, there is a sequel...if you can even call Z-grade crap a “movie”... www.imdb.com/title/tt9382596/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

[@rhettcorbett3346]

They have made a new one. Bit corny though. But I bought dvd anyway.

[@lv2465]

@@rhettcorbett3346 Really, thanks for letting me know I'm may have to search for it.

[@nightbloodrayna]

@@trancefan3866 Yeah i caught that garbage movie on Netflix or hbo last month , i really can't remember cause it was so bad.

[@ramboar7614]

The Cadillac from HighwayMen(2004) could have been included

[@Loopcats]

Kar from Knight Rider meets his end, if I recall correctly, by driving off a cliff using recycled footage taken from the final plunge of The Car off the cliff.

[@lonecrusaider]

"Christine" and "The Car" stand alone from the rest of the genre, and even from each other. Christine was unique in that it digs into almost every nerds experience in school, and the feelings they felt at some form of revenge being taken out on their bully attackers. Christine satisfies that fantasy in a cool and unique way for the nerd, and a painful and horrible way for the bully. The Car is one of those movies that is completely by itself even though it follows the same path as the rest of the genre. The Car takes a much darker road as it digs into the deep seated fears that most refuse to talk about... meeting Satan face to face. When presented with the inevitable nature of sin and the death attached to it, one can only have a view of sheer horror as all of these factors are presented in this one vehicle. It cannot be ignored, it cannot be damaged, it cannot be hurt, it cannot be stopped. The location is even a representation of this as it is a lonely desert town, much like purgatory is viewed, where one has nowhere to hide from their demons and those demons are driving around in a faster car than yours. All the movies on the list are good, don't get me wrong, but Christine is a special picture of a reality where the bully gets his, the nerd gets his day in the sun, and everyone learns a valuable lesson in humility... The Car on the other hand, well, ... everyone has fear, everyone has sin, everyone fears the devil, and no one wants to be faced with their deeds done in dark places or have their secrets exposed. The Car does those things but in a violent, maniacal fashion with no escape, no redemption, and no lesson to be learned. No hope is offered in the end as almost everyone dies, and those that don't are forever changed and will most likely never be the better for it. In all the other movies, including Christine, there was a reason for the action and we never know who's driving the vehicle in question or if there even is a driver. Thats scary... But in The Car, ... we literally have no idea what the reason is and boy oh boy we all know who is driving and what his particular intentions are and that my friends is far more horrifying and is evidenced by this, ... If you hear there is a child molester in your town, you get concerned. If you hear he is in you neighborhood, you feel fear. If you discover he lives on your street, you become terrified... But if you learn he is living next door, and your wife and kids are at his house, ... well my friends that is the epitome of horror. Not knowing is scary. Knowing, and being unable to do anything about it is far more terrible and one must dwell on what mistakes were made that led to such a situation. Of all the movies listed, The Car does just that.

[@lonecrusaider]

Now after saying all that, I really wish they hadn't have tried to do a sequel to The Car. It was terrible in the most horrible way possible and should have never seen the light of day.

[@rossbrumby1957]

Put The Car 2/3 down the list and replace it with the Jeepers Creepers truck. 3rd place should have gone to Killdozer. And where's Mick's light blue F100 towtruck from Wolf Creek?

[@LayzeeGiant]

The 1941 Chevy COE from Jeepers Creepers definitely shoulda made the list. From the look to that evil horn, it gave me chills.

[@Dallas_K]

Absolutely!

[@jaqass07]

AGREED

[@dannyzuehlsdorf3697]

DUEL was scary AF because $hit like that goes down daily on the roads of California!

[@shihanUKS]

eh...The Car was number one. That demon drove one hell of an engine.

[@jackjuggalo6005]

Ever since i seem Christine i always wanted a 1958 Plymouth fury in red

[@drax89]

Black Chevy truck from " Nightmares "

[@davidgalaviz2004]

That was a good one

[@rich_t]

I scrolled through all the comments looking specifically for a mention of this! 👍

[@waylonmccrae3546]

@@rich_t Same here !! 😉👍

[@bergerworld1025]

I once saw either one of the real Cars or an amazing replica from "The Car" when I worked at a particular Country Club back in 1992. It was in the car park as I pulled in on my bicycle. It dawned on me a few days later what that would have made me do in terms of losing my bowels had it been behind me on the long lonely road up to the Club entrance, given the subject matter in the movie. I think its first two kills were cyclists. LOL!!! It was an amazing looking machine. It had a Nitrous Bottle by the dash and everything. Cool interior. Very cool thing to have seen.

[@harrykoyl3784]

Oh sh*t! I can't imagine the reaction I would've had if that beautiful beast crept up behind me, revved up the engine, and honked the horn....! No matter walking, biking, driving a car, truck, or in a boat tied to dock! Will definitely need a change of underwear....

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

9:53, see that car on the left? It’s a 1957-1958 Plymouth Fury! Same car as Christine.

[@newtoncooper4085]

How about the truck/van in Jeepers Creepers?

[@Bubbleskittymaster]

i saw the movie the car road to revenge and unlike the first movie that is entertaining this new reboot was just painful, everything looked cheap, it became scfi movie out of nowhere and it was just pure cring, when i watched it with my buddies i was the only one of the 3 of us that saw the first movie, even with them having not seen the first movie they hated it just as much as i did for different reasons,

[@lemhanback9595]

Completely agree first saw "The Car" on Halloween night with my dad around '83 I personally loved it. That it was only beaten by Christine.... Yeah that sounds right to me. Saw the reboot and was like "Are you kidding me???" What low budget joke that was.

[@ripperace]

Road to Revenge was just painful, and stupid. I couldn’t even watch the whole thing, that’s how bad it was. I seen it on Netflix, and started to watch it, but turned it off about 45 minutes in. I don’t even think it’s on Netflix anymore.

[@Bubbleskittymaster]

@@lemhanback9595 idk man it doesn't make any sense if you are gonna reboot a kikker car movie why not Christine most people know the movie and hollywood loces rebooting well known and loved movies because "that is where the money is."

[@Bubbleskittymaster]

@@ripperace I sat the whole movie now I wanna kill myself I thought it would be bad but is far exceeded my expectations.

[@lemhanback9595]

@@Bubbleskittymaster I love it if they rebooted Christine if they did it more like the book. Since they would have the SE available to do it that way.

[@bensnide5846]

I have a tattoo of the front of The Car that takes up most of my back. I've had it for close to 20 years now. I always get compliments on it during the summer. Obviously my favorite movie.

[@scarlettzopfi2250]

Picture please!😁

[@bensnide5846]

@@scarlettzopfi2250 I don't know how to send a picture here. If you do, let me know

[@scotthussin158]

Not mentioned was the badass police car that hell cop drove in the movie Highway to Hell

[@WARRWHOOP454]

The Car was my favorite. Love it. Especially the horn....

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Should have been a Christine part 2. In the Limited edition dvd it shows how they performed the Christine rebuilding its self after it was destroyed by the class thugs.

[@philpatterson7085]

I always figured they'd melt the remains of Christine, then have her come back as a different car or even a fleet of them.

[@rhettcorbett3346]

@@philpatterson7085 Yep. Agree. Any producers out there ? We need a Christine 2. 🤞

[@arkadiuszweiss]

Christine's determination to fight captivates me, it's an amazing car in this movie. The fight scenes where the car fights and breaks are terrifying and exciting. And amazing music at the same time.

[@johnlafrieda5160]

Sorry to be the proverbial "Fly in the ointment". But, you really need to CHANGE the number 1 & 2 films around. Christine.... SUCKED!! I would have even left it out completely. The movie The Car was one of, if not the BEST killer car movie of all time. Despite the claim of "Cheesy Acting" you so willingly vomited out. The car was a GREAT movie & even the acting (although not the best I have seen) still added to the film being a cult classic movie. Christine was a slow moving snore fest, that had bad actors and a re-used, borrowed & re-used again story line. Then, take a close LOOK at the cars involved in the films. A simple & normal looking Plymouth, or a bad ass looking Lincoln Continental!! AND who cares about a haunted car going after a few people in a badly written film, when you can have a movie about a car that is possessed by the Devil himself, going after everyone it can kill in a small desert town?

[@MrPittsbrother]

Im sure The Car was inspiration for the modern Chrysler 300.

[@jonathangriffin1120]

That and the Rover P5/P5B

[@plagakiller4125]

I worked on the set of phantasm 2 back in the 80s I did the embalming room floor. There are tiles missing under the embalming table that I told them I could repair. They said just make the floor look good. Was on set when the girl pushes the guy into the furnace very cool. The Car should have been number 1 was way more scarier than Christine imo.

[@derricklogan2058]

1977 The Car! Loved that Vehicle and I wish I had one! I NEVER FORGOT ABOUT THIS FILM!!! And I have a 1:18 Scale die cast, NEVER OPENED Vehicle just like it!!! Love that movie no matter how bad anyone says 🤣 it is!!!

[@paulware4701]

I think to call The Car so bad it's good is to seriously undersell it. Much of what's in that film is truly scary, right down to the concept itself, that it's the Devil's car. The scene where the car flips and takes out the sheriff's car--in the days when all such stunts had to be done for real--had me and my brother goggle-eyed with amazement. And the driver's-eye-view as the sheriff fires at the windscreen is the perfect mix of visuals and audio. It's a genuinely good movie, if not quite great. And way better than Christine which misses almost everything that made King's book such a page-turner. And you can't have a list of film cars like this without at least mentioning Vanishing Point.

[@JustaKubrickFan]

VP is not in the category of horror.

[@blackpanther1269]

I grew up watching all of these and love these movies 🤘🏿

[@mind-numbingtasks1575]

When I was a kid in the 70's, for some reason "The Car" always gave me a creepy feeling every time I watched it.

[@tmart9084]

I always wanted to build "THE CAR" except mine would have a serious blower sticking out of the hood and it would be tubbed as well. From the beginning I knew it was either Christine or the The Car that would take 1-2 spot in here.

[@wightangel]

Christine has been watched by me over 500 times. I am so fanatical about this film, that I actually tried to get one imported from the USA. I can also recite evry word from the film from start to finish.

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

Is that you, Cunningham?

[@gradypusateri]

Dog calm down a lil the fact u can recite the whole film from memory is terrifying

[@shawncudjoe21]

Christine is my favourite but Jeepers Creepers should have also made the list.

[@sporkybutterz]

Yes the truck from JC is menacing in itself

[@geoffreypiltz271]

What about the vintage car in the TV series "My Mother the Car"? Now that WAS a horror!

[@martymcmannis8662]

Loved your list. Wish that the truck used in jeepers creepers was on the list. Loved that Lincoln in the car movie with that loud air horn! Thanks

[@TStyx]

I think the car in The Car was more frightening than Christine personally and it certainly wasn't as bad a film as you're making out but still a good list.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

Don't get me wrong, its good. But it has this 70s cheese to it. And I agree it does look scarier than Christine. But that I think Christine was never meant to really be "Scary" in that sense. Sexy and seductive as was the case in order to make believe a teen would fall in love with her.

[@TStyx]

@@MFPMapFilmProductions Actually now you say it like that yes I can see Christine needing to be more seductive than scary. Good point.

[@jonathangriffin1120]

@@MFPMapFilmProductions The 70s cheese is part of the charm, if you get the opportunity to watch Elliott Bristowe's superb 'Road Dreams' series (it's on KZbin) you'll see the crew of the movie and The Car just before Elliott and his travelling companion arrive in Las Vegas.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

@@jonathangriffin1120 Cheers, I'll try and check it out when I can.

[@clarencekisamore3281]

Love your vids bro. If you do a follow up, the Charger from the vampire movie "Forsaken" would be a good choice. The cars not special, but I love how they use it. The huge boot is used as a mobile coffin during the day for the master vampire and his ladies. Check it out.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

Cheers. Yeah, if I can fill another list, I will do it. The Charger from Blade will also be on that list, and Wheels of Terror.

[@fiestameisterse5868]

I had the die cast version of "The Car" and Christine 😎

[@blebhan8213]

Christine

[@paulhare662]

The Peterbilt would be my first choice. The truck from Jeepers Creepers was pretty creepy too. Don't forget Killdozer.

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Fun fact, Karr was voiced by... you guessed it *_Octomus prime_*

[@CH3NO2Semonious]

As a mechanic at Fantasy Cars in El Cajon CA. in the 70's and 80's I got to drive lots of movie cars. But the worst ones to drive of the bunch were your number two pick "The Car" and the bubble cars used in Woodie Allen's "Sleeper" as they had to be driven using walkie talkies! ZERO vision out from drivers seat! (Side note: I witnessed the Munster coach rolling off a ramp truck and being hit by a Buick Stationwagon on I-5, and The number one Batmobile has a 390 out of my 65 Thunderbird not the original engine used in the series. The original engine was stored with water in the block and it cracked.)

[@Ridders-yh4nf]

First time viewer, new subscriber Loved the video!! Great narration and you put Christine as no.1 which is a win

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

Glad you liked it mate. I have other movie based car videos on my channel, with new ones to come. This is now my full time job and I hope the channel will grow. Thank you for the Subscribe. And Yes, there was no other spot but number 1 for Christine. Cheers

[@hillclimbracingfan5821]

@@MFPMapFilmProductions Christine and The Car are my favorites and arguably the best movies about killer cars.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

@@hillclimbracingfan5821 Yep, which is pretty much why there were number 1 and number 2 on this list.

[@hillclimbracingfan5821]

@@MFPMapFilmProductions And they will remain as the best because everything that was made after them within that type of films sucked balls.

[@devolution1310]

The 1941 Chevrolet COE from the Jeepers Creepers series deserves a mention here. That was one bad ass looking horror vehicle.

[@kingscorpion7346]

The Wraith is one of my favorites, and The Car I saw only on TV, but remember it quite well.

[@tigtrager6923]

Christine still remains the scariest of the cursed cars on the big screen, in my opinion. Scared me in the theaters when it came out. Even after she was crushed and bundled I think she could have come right back if she had wanted. Duel also scared me, as I was a kid when I first saw it on tv during a Saturday afternoon in the early 70's. I had no idea what my sister and I had just watched at the time, but years later it's still a good movie to catch, if you can find it. It was here on KZbin in its entirety some years back.

[@stevetheduck1425]

The book implies the old joke of scrap American cars going to Japan to become Subarus. ;-)

[@maxmello-s.p.m4260]

Faltou o Killdozer!

[@THEFEELGOOD420]

News flash the truck from Maximum Overdrive did not have an official Green Goblin on the front. There was a lawsuit over the depiction. I used to see that truck all the time driving on I-75. I actually talked to the guy that was driving the truck. Unfortunately it did not have the Happy Toys trailer.

[@ksa2199]

And now all or most of these cars are or have been featured in GTA online 😅

[@I_am_Warthog]

Good video, but a little disappointed the 1941 Chevy COE truck from Jeepers Creepers was not included.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

I'm not really a fan of the film. I considered the truck for this list. But I saw the film in theaters when it came out. I didn't wanna see it again.

[@beardedforlife3740]

I don't really see it as a worthy mention although mad max 2 and knight rider were on the list

[@albundy774]

Christine also made an appearance in one of the Sharknado films

[@blurrlightt]

Love duel Best part is that it's so basic and normal that it could really happen

[@sonnypruitt6639]

Wow! Check out 2:55! See that diesel for $1.08 per gallon! You'll never see that again!!

[@djmajiktuch82]

And a pack of cigarettes cost 1.10

[@omarthompson3957]

I've seen a lot of films in the last 4 plus decades, yes indeed all of these come to mind ...... However ...... Through the former VHS 📼 days and DVDs ..... I just happened to have found my lost mail 📬 order DVD 📀 of THE CAR ... James Brolin .... Kathleen Lloyd..... Ronnie Cox ..... That car and the film itself boggles the mental cognizance and still to this day scares the living s*** out of me ..... I grew up at the end of the baby 🍼 boomer generation.... And I saw them all...... I wouldn't trade my growing up for the world...... I do have The Car ..... And PHANTASM all ..... On blueray DVD 📀 collector box .... That cudda vehicle I always wanted since it's my favorite color..... The stunts in both ..... Even PHANTASM ... The Tall Man .... still to this day plays with one's mental psyche...... Thanks for bringing back these classics ...... ✌🏽

[@davidjohnmiller4849]

Christine also made an appearance in the mini series 11/22/63 , also based on a Stephen King novel .

[@jennifersman7990]

It shows up at the beginning of Cat’s Eye as well

[@madmike131369]

And In the it Miniseries

[@Bonniefr6678]

I love CHRISTINE! She is my dream car

[@LordDiamonds]

If i remember right there was a movie called "The Hearse" memory is hazy since i was so young when i was made to watch it with my aunt cause she couldnt watch horror movies by herself 😅

[@CycolacFan]

There was, made in 1980 the story has a woman inheriting her dead aunt’s house then discovering her aunt was a devil worshipper. The 1953 Packard hearse carrying her aunt’s body crashed but now the hearse has started appearing late at night and terrorising locals...

[@plazpow]

@@CycolacFan Horrifing story! 😱😨😳😳

[@plazpow]

@@CycolacFan Desculpe meu mal inglês! ✌😉😉