Supervan (film)
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6.2/10 Letterboxd Music by Mark MercuryBob Stone Initial release 1977 Cinematography Irv Goodnoff | 3.9/10 IMDb Edited by Bill Butler Music director Mark Mercury Director Lamar Card Editor Bill Butler | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Produced by Sal A. CapraSandy CohnNolan Russell Bradford Written by John ArnoldyRobert EasterNeva Friedenn Starring Mark SchneiderKatie SaylorMorgan WoodwardLen Lesser Cast Morgan Woodward, Katie Saylor, Len Lesser, Tom Kindle, Skip Riley Similar The Van, Fireball 500, Moonshine County Express, Charles Bukowski: Bukowski, Bukowski: Born into This | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Supervan is a 1977 American vansploitation film directed by Lamar Card, featuring a very heavily modified van central to the storyline. Unusual for the genre, it is rated PG.
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Supervan trailer
Cast
The van
The titular "Supervan" was customized by George Barris, based on a stock Dodge Sportsman van. Among its most unusual features, it featured solar panels, the ability to emit laser beams, and an entire custom body. Coffman called it a "bizarre, 70s-futuristic beast", and there were scale reproductions sold as merchandising for the film, which is unusual for the genre. The film features a cameo appearance by Charles Bukowski
Quotes
This is a movie that takes vans very seriously, (...) the ultimate van nerd movie
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