Wednesday, July 3, 2024

Grand Theft Auto (1977). - Ron Howard.

The best film Troma never made! The precociously gifted young filmmaker's petrol-headed iteration of Romeo and Juliet is a gas, and, happily, the director rarely takes his foot off the accelerator! Leo Rossi proves eerily convincing as a member of The Ant Hill Mob, unlike Cannonball Run, which features nary one cannonball, GTA revels in prodigious amounts of vehicular theft!
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