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Blog & StoriesLondon, 1982. A hard-working cabbie is brutally murdered by a gang of thugs, but death isn’t the end. His spirit fuses with the very metal of his beloved black cab, transforming it into an instrument of vengeance. Now, a seemingly ordinary taxi roams the fog-drenched streets, driven by a ghostly rage. It stalks its prey, its engine growling like a hungry beast, its chrome grille a set of gleaming teeth. As it closes in on each victim, the line between car and monster blurs, until all that’s left are screams and twisted metal.
Ello Govnor
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VHS_Vampire – 7/10
“I'm a sucker for practical effects, and this movie delivers with that gnarly grill chewing folks up. The atmosphere is thick and creepy, though the acting is a bit rough around the edges. Still, it's a wild ride from start to finish.”
GhoulBoi – 5/10
“The concept is killer, but the execution falls short. The possessed taxi is cool, but the story drags in the middle and the characters are forgettable. It has its moments, but it's not the classic I hoped for.”
RustyNail – 8/10
“This is a hidden gem! It's so cheesy and over-the-top that I couldn't stop grinning. The scenes where the car eats people are pure gold, and the soundtrack really sets the mood. If you like absurd horror, this is for you.”
NightTerror_Nina – 4/10
“I wanted to love this, but it just felt too cheap. The dialogue is cringeworthy and the scares are more funny than terrifying. The car's rampage is briefly entertaining, but overall it's a forgettable B-movie.”
