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2016
Directed by John Stimpson
Synopsis
Who's driving you home?
A woman who was raped by a NetCar driver takes a job with the company to exact her revenge on her attacker after she becomes frustrated with the slow pace of the criminal Justice system.
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Cast
Danielle Savre Jackson Davis Francia Raísa Christina Elmore Jesse Gabbard Kevin G. Cox Walley Walkker Erin Cole Rhet Kidd Jeremiah Kissel Chris Neville Adrienne Montezinos Molly Bettencourt Caitlin Cremins Mateo Diaz Misael Reyes Remington Keyes Adrian M. Mompoint Anne Turgeon
DirectorDirector
John Stimpson
ProducersProducers
Mark Donadio Miriam Marcus Molly Martin Michael O'Neil
WriterWriter
John Stimpson
CastingCasting
Michael Testa Kimberly Foster-McCollum
EditorEditor
John Stimpson
CinematographyCinematography
Terrence Hayes
Assistant DirectorsAsst. Directors
Chuck Slavin Matt Campbell
LightingLighting
Brandon J. Meadows
Production DesignProduction Design
Bridget Keefe
Set DecorationSet Decoration
Bridget Keefe Cristina Bauer Chris fa*gan
ComposerComposer
Ed Grenga
SoundSound
Christopher D. Anderson James B. Appleton Joan Rowe Travis White
MakeupMakeup
Rob Fitz Julie LeShane
HairstylingHairstyling
Michelle Connolly
Studio
Moody Independent
Country
USA
Language
French
Alternative Titles
Black Car, Den forkerte bil, La Chauffeuse, Un Taxi inquiétant, Vehicle for Revenge, Rosszkor és rossz helyen, Nicht mit mir! - Ein Sexopfer schlägt zurück, In cerca di vendetta, Nocny kierowca, Роковая поездка, El cotxe equivocat, El auto equivocado, Un taxi inquiétant, 上错黑车
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Thriller TV Movie Drama
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TV
16 Jan 2016
USAPG-13
15 Sep 2017
- Germany16
08 Dec 2020
- Poland
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Germany
15 Sep 2017
- TV16
Poland
08 Dec 2020
- TV
USA
16 Jan 2016
- TVPG-13Lifetime.
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Review by zuhair vazir ½
What happens when you give a rape victim a can of some high grade pepper spray?
Half the town goes blind.A ridiculous film with a laughable screenplay and poor acting except for the lady with an agenda, which again does not do anything to save the film from complete annihilation.
And what the hell is a TV-Movie anyway?
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Review by Kate 👻🏳️🌈 ★★★
It has been a CRAZY few weeks at work so naturally I wanted something incredibly random to watch and Black Car did the trick.
Honestly, this was not nearly as terrible as I was expecting. The dialogue wasn't great and the plot was very predictable, but somehow I found myself surprisingly invested in this movie. I'm not sure if it was because a story like this seemed super relevant in 2016, or if I'm just a sucker for basic thrillers.
Danielle Savre was tremendous as always and I'm still waiting for the day for her to start getting better roles. That being said, Trudy's best friend in the movie does something absolutely wild (trying not to spoil) and for that moment I'll also give Francia Raisa some props as well.
Black Car isn't even close to the worst movie I've seen, so if you go in with some low expectations, you might end up enjoying this little thriller.
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Review by currengauss ★½
really truly made by someone in the media school
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Review by Emilio ★★★
This was actually a lot better than the train wreck I thought it would be.
Danielle Savre was very good in the lead and she did a great job expressing Trudy’s pain, hurt and anguish (several times I just wanted to give her a hug). I could see the twists coming a mile away, but the ending was still very satisfying. For a Lifetime movie, this was a welcome surprise.
Grade: B
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Review by Natbat07 ★★
Only watched it for danielle
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Review by Marisa ★
This was horrible. I can’t wait to watch it again. I am convinced someone at the media school turned this in as a homework assignment.
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Review by cactuar420
woman learns about sexism and sexual violence against women in her twenties? mexican gangster guy was the most valid character tbh
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Review by kels
this honestly wasn’t terrible enough for me
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Review by Dolce♡ ★★★★
This exactly why I try to avoid any contact as possible with the driver (including accepting anything from them- thankfully has never happened to me) and always have my guard up to think of a way out in an uber!🫠
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Review by George Washington🍷 ★★½
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Aka: Black Car
Aka: Vehicle for RevengeNo matter how you repackage it...it's MarVista & Lifetime schlock. The underlying plot is solid & a good reminder:
...be sure to verify that the car you're getting into - is the one on the app.
I could dive into the silliness of the plot, but I watch a lot of Lifetime junk...so, I guess the dumber the better. I will say, the gang-bangers with the "heart of gold," who helped our plucky victim apprehend the rapist, were fun...
...the rapist - who knew he was the prime suspect - STILL took victims to the same hotel knowing that he was under surveillance. Not his fault...sloppy writing.
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Review by jchinnjr ★★
Felt a bit like a lifetime movie. No real catharsis
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Review by Reeves ½
Ok, so I thought this was a David DeCoteau movie, but it wasn’t. Definitely no Vivica A. Fox in it. Seriously, if there’s a movie with “wrong” in the title it should be a David DeCoteau movie.
