Movies

The train is Unstoppable and so is Andy talking about Tony Scott's final film.

The 1932 film starrs James Cagney and Joan Blondell, and gives an unflinchingly blunt view of the drama and danger…

The forgotten ’90s gem presents a world where you and your car are truly one and the same.

This 1966 film holds up today, thanks to the fact that most of the footage came from real racing events.

The very meta silver-screen adaptation of the long-running racing simulator releases on August 11.

I do declare something is afoot with this baby blue affair.

Andy ponders why the popular holiday film starring car guy Tim Allen gave him an understated American ride.

Steve dives into the automotive details that make 'Fury Road' so compelling — and so believable.

For just $1.5 million, you can buy the best Batmobile ever. Bonus: It's an electric car!

Steven Spielberg is said to be making a new movie based on Bullitt; to make a good movie he'll have his work cut out…

The family that races together watches a two-hour movie two minutes at a time, together.

Steve is here to defend the Wachowskis' film adaptation of the classic racing anime.

Andy is obsessed with Spielberg's first full-length film about a menacing tractor trailer.

Hudson recalls the behind-the-scenes effort to capture the Ectomobile on film in a chat with Jalopnik.

It's a tiny detail, but it has been bothering Andy ever since he first learned about Michael Myers.

The Mercedes driver and film's producer promises the Brad Pitt vehicle will "pull on the heartstrings of all those…

Look at this man. He may not look like Enzo Ferrari, but he sure is beautiful.

Crashes, cannibal communes and cars? This movie has everything!

In 1966, cars were becoming a huge part of American culture and maybe a bit of a problem. But, they were "our mess.…

It's a holiday weekend. Time to veg out and watch some premium car enthusiast content.