Earle J. Deems, Helena Reckitt, John R. Domer, Richard Anderson, Ronald Reagan
The history of traffic safety educational films and their notoriously lurid content.
DVD Release Date: October 28, 2003
Stats: 23 reviews
Gory! Luckily I was too young to see these films because I know I would have been severely scarred. But I did love those cars we sat in for driver's ed training. Little did I know my school was just poor and had never bought new equipment. Ha!
Someday, perhaps, someone will make a documentary of Volvo commercials and Consumers Union test-drive videos, but I doubt it will be as unnerving -- or as much fun -- as Hell's Highway. full review
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