Maximum Overdrive
When the tail of rogue comet Rhea-M passes through Earth's atmosphere, humanity's worst nightmares come true as machines suddenly come to life, turning on their creators in bloody rebellion. At the Dixie Boy truck stop just outside Wilmington, North Carolina, both workers and patrons alike are coming to grips with the horror as a series of increasingly bizarre accidents occur, some injurious, some near-fatal, and some fatal. The parked trucks start up on their own, circling the truck stop and preventing anyone from getting in or out. Trapped by the trucks and an emotionless manager, a young ex-con takes it upon himself to lead the rescue of anyone in the immediate vicinity who's life is in danger, and to ultimately escape the truck stop and head to safety. Things become more complicated when a machine-gun-mounted mobile platform orders the humans to pump gasoline for the trucks. Pitted against an army of machines demonized by an unknown phenomenon, the people trapped in the Dixie Boy truck stop must use stealth and a concealed arsenal to escape.
| Director/s Stephen King |
Writer/s Stephen King (short story "Trucks") (written by) |
Cast
| Emilio Estevez | Bill Robinson |
| Pat Hingle | Hendershot |
| Laura Harrington | Brett |
| Yeardley Smith | Connie |
| John Short | Curtis |
| Ellen McElduff | Wanda June |
| J.C. Quinn | Duncan |
| Christopher Murney | Camp Loman |
| Holter Graham | Deke |
| Frankie Faison | Handy |
| Pat Miller | Joe |
| Jack Canon | Max |
| Barry Bell | Steve |
| John Brasington | Frank |
| J. Don Ferguson | Andy |
| Leon Rippy | Brad |
| Robert Gooden | Harry (as Bob Gooden) |
| R. Pickett Bugg | Rolf |
| Giancarlo Esposito | Videoplayer |
| Martin Tucker | 2nd Man |
| Marla Maples | 2nd Woman |
| Ned Austin | Bridgemaster |
| Richard Chapman Jr. | Helper |
| Bob Gunter | Coach |
| Bill Huggins | Umpire |
| Stephen King | Man At Cashpoint (uncredited) |
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