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The Wraith




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Charlie Sheen Movie:
The Wraith



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The Wraith
The Wraith
List Price: $6.99Label: Platinum Disc

Salesrank: 8433

Released: November 26, 2002
Our Price: $47.00
Used Price: $17.80
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • Color
  • Dolby
  • DVD-Video
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • Charlie Sheen
  • Nick Cassavetes
  • Sherilyn Fenn
  • Randy Quaid
  • Matthew Barry
  • The Wraith Reviews:
    good to relieve the 80's 5 Star Review
    2008-08-03 - When watching this movie, I remember why I have a crush on Charlie Sheen, and what was so great and corny about teen movies from the 80's. It is a fantastic buy and a great/corny movie to watch.

    High Plains Drifter with a twist 5 Star Review
    2008-04-18 - The Wraith is a modern remake of the Clint Eastwood classic, "High Plains Drifter." In "The Wraith," Eastwood is replaced by Sheen, and the horse by a fantasically futuristic car; the Dodge/PPG Industries Pace car, AKA the Turbo Interceptor in the film.

    Jamie Hankins is dating Keri Johnson. The leader of a notorious road racing gang has claimed Keri for himself, however, and decides to eliminate the competition. Jamie is brutally murdered and his body set ablaze in a fiery car crash. Now, Jamie was no good guy in life, and upon his arrival in Hell, he makes a pact with the devil to exchange the souls of every gang member responsible for his death, in exchange for his own soul's release.

    Jamie returns to Earth as Jake; the driver of the hottest car ever built. One by one, he eggs members of the gang into races, where he emerges victorious and the loser ends up dead; his eyes missing. This is a sure sign they have been sent back to Hell. Each time a gang member is killed, a mysterious brace disappears. Once the last member is dead, the final brace is gone, and Jake/Jamie is free once more.

    This is one of my favorite movies, and I was privileged to work with David Sherrill recently, who played Skank in this movie. A lot of these guys were nobodies when it came out, but have since gone on to much bigger and better things.

    An awesome movie with a killer 80's soundtrack.

    Unintentionally Funny 2 Star Review
    2008-03-12 - I remember watching this in junior high on HBO. I bought it on bargain DVD several years ago. I still watch it from time to time as it is probably the silliest "horror" movie ever made. A young Charlie Sheen is very wooden in his triple role as The Wraith/Jake/Jamie Hanson. He rides into town on a motorcycle, yet no one recognizes him, not even his girlfriend (Sherilyn Fenn) or his brother. Did I mention that he's dead? Not long after his arrival, the crew of hotrodders who did him in start to die one by one at the hands of a helmeted black-clad weirdo who drives a super-fast car of death (with the Chrysler logo plainly visible in every head on shot). If the hero is implausible, the villains are even more so. From Packard Walsh, the leather jacketed, cliche spouting leader, to Rughead (Clint Howard), the gang's master builder, to Skank and the Gutterboy, the requisite stoner/drunk punks of the group. Don't let this turn you off. There are some great, if pointless, car chases and fiery crashes set to a cheesy 80s soundtrack. This movie must be seen to be believed.

    Charlie Sheen: He's fit to be a Superhero.... 4 Star Review
    2007-10-29 - What can I say? This is a classic film! It's got an incredible car,that would put the cars from Fast and the Furious to shame, a great villain, a hottie Sherilyn Fenn (Boxing Helena/Fire Walk with Me), and a super hero (Charlie Sheen) that can't be killed because he is already dead! Sorry ladies, Mr. Sheen is apart of the vehicle, never to sport a "little black book" again...

    Timeless...in an odd way 5 Star Review
    2007-09-11 - This film raises questions at every turn: Where are all the parents? How old is Packard Walsh supposed to be? If it is a magic car, how come it has a Dodge logo on it? And where do the lovebirds drive off to in the end, outerspace or spring break? This is from the era where HBO just ran the same 8 bad teen films over and over again. You know, Alien from L.A., Lucas, Teen Witch, Solarbabies and so forth? It doesn't matter because it holds up over time. Upon viewing it for the 1st time this year, my husband proclaimed it the greatest movie ever made and watched it over and over. Being that it is only an hour and 20 minutes long, it sits just right with you.



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