Good natured, unpretentious, with plenty of car crashes. Once the cars start running it doesn't really stop, except for a decent scene where Ron and Morgan have a domestic. They are an engaging couple - interestingly, she does most of the driving while Ron sits there looking concerned. Not quite as off the wall as Eat My Dust (the music doesn't have as much energy) but the car chase here at least as a decent motivation.
There are plenty of bright touches, such as the couple driving a Rolls Royce and the pursuing radio commentator, and strong acting. Full of familiar faces, including Marion Potts (Ron's mom from Happy Days who says a few swear words and gives the finger to cops - its that sort of humour), Paul Bartel, Dan Steele (the DJ from Death Race 2000 who plays a DJ here), Clint and Rance Howard. Alan Arkush directed some second unit.
There are plenty of bright touches, such as the couple driving a Rolls Royce and the pursuing radio commentator, and strong acting. Full of familiar faces, including Marion Potts (Ron's mom from Happy Days who says a few swear words and gives the finger to cops - its that sort of humour), Paul Bartel, Dan Steele (the DJ from Death Race 2000 who plays a DJ here), Clint and Rance Howard. Alan Arkush directed some second unit.
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