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List Price: $29.99 | | Label: Peace Arch Home Entertainment
Salesrank: 20861
Released: March 3, 2009 |
| Our Price: $5.19 |
| Used Price: $1.55 |
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MPAA Rating: R (Restricted)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
On Christmas Eve, ten strangers board a bus traveling across Texas and are forced off the road by a motorcycle gang. The passengers then take refuge in an abandoned scrap yard. When their defense against the gang weakens and their numbers dwindle they must do the unthinkable go on the defense.
Exit Speed Reviews:
VERY EXCITING MOVIE! 
2009-10-06 - This is a great movie! Lots of action, crazy stunts, exciting story. I really recommend this movie for a fun evening.
Fast Paced Thriller With Heart 
2009-07-26 - I watched "Exit Speed" on Demand when it came out because for one I Love Desmond Harrington "Wrong Turn" and the Synopsis sounded like something I would enjoy and I did enjoy it"alot".
If you want to watch a Vicious gang of sociopathic blood thirsty bikers that terrorize anyone who gets in their way then you will like this movie.
I was suprised that for a movie that started off without a dark feel to it that there was so much blood and some gore.."I love all that" that combined with GREAT characters that you get emotionally caught up in , great actors, plenty of action and a fierce battle for control and survival. I was totally engrossed in this movie I have actually watched it three times already because in my opinion it has all the elements I need for a movie to have multiple watch-a-bility.
Regardless if some of the details might not be spot on I HIGHLY recommend it.
Exit Speed
2009-04-05 - Great plot. Interesting characters. Lots of surprises. Fabulous motorcycle stunts. Edge of the seat stuff.
A film for teenagers! 
2009-03-30 - This film has been recreated over and over through all these years. The plot is very elemental(As a amatter of fact, In the early nineties Jean Claude van Damme made his apperance in "Lionheart" exploring a very similar device). A draft resister female runs away from his implacable chaser in the opening sequence, and so she will decide to take a bus which suffers a regrettable incident (just at Christmas eve: let it snow, let it snow in Hard to die 2) with a member of a bunch of outlaw jackals on their motocycles in the middle of nowhere. The rest of the bunch will undertake a ceaseless plan of revenge and the violence will make its appearance until the last shot.
Most of violent sequences were filmed at night. But in general the film goes turning down until becomes unbearable because its predictability.
Made me squeal!
2009-03-11 - I stumbled into watching this movie (long story) and ended up really enjoying it. Unlike most action films (and granted, I don't watch that many), this had really well-drawn characters. Lots of great moments. Kelli Hancock as the tough-talking chick in a reindeer headband. Wally White as the guy on the bus who sells soap to hotels. Confused Roy Samuelson who opens the movie. Texas sheriff Asante Jones. (thank goodness for imdb, huh?)
I squealed two or three times during the film and even got teary once (Lea Thompson!). A surprising find!
