Trucks, drugs and rock and roll: Maximum Overdrive turns 40
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Trucks, drugs and rock and roll: Maximum Overdrive turns 40
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A little over 40 years ago, filming began in North Carolina for an ambitious movie called Maximum Overdrive. The project was led by a legendary producer who’d made some of the greatest films of all-time. And it was written and directed by the most famous author in the world—Stephen King. It seemed like a can’t miss production. But then… everything that could go wrong, did go wrong. The result was a 'cocaine-fueled' disaster that helped put the Southern film industry on the map.
Featuring:
- Bob Gunter, cameraman and actor
- Dan Brawley, executive director of the Cucalorus Film Foundation
Links:
- Jengo's Playhouse in Wilmington, NC
- The Assembly: After 40 Years, Maximum Overdrive Is Still Bad Enough to be Good
Cover image: A still from the 1986 cult classic horror film Maximum Overdrive. It starred Emilio Estevez, was produced by Dino De Laurentiis, and was directed and written by Stephen King. Maximum Overdrive was one of the first major movies filmed on location in Wilmington, North Carolina and is considered one of the pioneering productions of the modern Southern film industry.
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