That's the tagline for CRASH!, an extremely hard-to-find 1977 flick from a then fledgling director named Charles Band and starring the likes of Jose Ferrer. Having not done a new "From Here To Obscurity" review for Dread Central in quite awhile I decided now was the time for a new one after recently getting my hands on a copy of this ultra obscure ditty. Somewhere between THE CAR and SMOKEY & THE BANDIT lies Charles Band's CRASH! As always, link below the blurb.

"Take a moment and try to envision what a feature-length episode of "Night Gallery" would have been like if directed by Hal Needham. That's what I was envisioning as I watched an ultra obscure (Good luck finding a copy!) early Charles Band effort from 1977 simply entitled Crash! That exclamation point is very much part of the film's title; it was the mid-to-late Seventies and filmmakers and audiences both loved one-word titles with exclamation points back then almost as much as they loved hearing wa-wa peddle music while watching cars get totaled. Movies about the paranormal were also hugely popular in the polyester era. So with Crash! a young, enterprising Charles Band decided to mix chocolate with peanut butter - the gothic horror of a Seventies supernatural horror movie mixed with the car crashing thrills of Southern fried chase flick."

FROM HERE TO OBSCURITY: CRASH!