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Having just completed a multimillion-dollar deal with business partner Gavin Matheson (Adrian Paul), Tom Weaver (Grayson McCouch) calls it a day and heads down to an underground parking garage to retrieve his car. But, before he can drive home to his wife, Molly (Amy Locane), Tom finds himself targeted by a man in a pickup truck who clearly wants him dead. Tom can't figure out why he's being chased, and, as the driver pursues him through the garage, Tom tries to avoid becoming roadkill.
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Amy S You ever see the movie poster/image on a streaming app for something that you know is going to be bad, but you think to yourself: everything is at least entertaining. I mean, take Mac and Me for example. At least it’s entertaining. You ever forget just how awful a movie has the potential to be, that you start to wonder if it’s SUPPOSED to be this cheesy? You ever forget how awful a movie is, that you start to feel bad for the actors because they signed up for this? Yeah, this is that movie. But then you watch it to the end because of sunk cost. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 12/14/24 Full Review Audience Member It's like P2 but not as good Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 01/16/23 Full Review Audience Member A guy in a parking garage being chased by a guy in an old black truck because the guy being chased wasn't nice. Low budget, but sort of entertaining. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 02/10/23 Full Review Audience Member this movie kicks ass it was awesome Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/15/23 Full Review Audience Member Films like Throttle are why I watch direct-to-video films. There's almost no budget, no one of name in it, and still the movie has you on the edge of your seat the whole time. Throttle was very entertaining and did a lot with what little they had. A businessman, leaving work finds himself stuck, in the basement of a parking garage, with nowhere to go, and a killer on his tale. It's a definite thrill ride, albeit a very predictable one. I'm no super sleuth, but I had the killer pegged within the first 25 minutes. The acting, is what you'd expect in these types of films. Some were pretty good, while others were terrible. The lead, Grayson McCouch was great. He doesn't have much under his belt, but if he keeps putting on performances like this one, it won't be long until everyone knows his name. Throttle is electrifying and exciting, but isn't going to blow anyone away. If you're looking for something simple and entertaining, be sure to check it out! Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/17/23 Full Review Audience Member I?ll say one thing about this movie, the pace is amazing. Okay, so the plot is a little far fetched and over the top, but it moves along so briskly it never bores. The performances are decent, suspenseful plot, good score. There are some very intense scenes a few good surprises. Good effort. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/18/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Having just completed a multimillion-dollar deal with business partner Gavin Matheson (Adrian Paul), Tom Weaver (Grayson McCouch) calls it a day and heads down to an underground parking garage to retrieve his car. But, before he can drive home to his wife, Molly (Amy Locane), Tom finds himself targeted by a man in a pickup truck who clearly wants him dead. Tom can't figure out why he's being chased, and, as the driver pursues him through the garage, Tom tries to avoid becoming roadkill.
Director
James Seale
Producer
Neil Elman, James Seale
Screenwriter
Neil Elman, James Seale
Production Co
E5 Films LLC
Rating
R (Language|Violence/Terror)
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Aug 2, 2005, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 9, 2009
Runtime
1h 26m
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