Blood Guts Bullets and Octane

Two used car dealers are quickly losing their business to debt and their unit-moving competitor, Mr. Woo, when they are offered $250,000 simply to keep a car on their lot. The car, a Pontiac Le Mans, has been traced by the FBI from South America to California and has seen a lot of people die. Incidentally, there is also a bomb in the trunk. Joe Carnahan's (NARC) 1998 Tarantino-inspired debut was made in three weeks for less than $8,000.
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 8315-D
Credits

Mark Allen, Joe Carnahan, Dan Leis, Ken Rudlph
Critic Reviews

"...Impressive....Carnahan emerges from his debut a genuine talent..."
Sight and Sound
"...Slick and stylish....Morbidly funny verbals and plenty of innovative visuals..." -- 4 out of 5 stars
Total Film
"...An energy and style that's fresh and invigorating....[The dialogue] is fast, furious and fabulous..."
Box Office
"...Carnahan sustains the dark humor and brutal attitude (heightened by slow-motion, hand-held camera angels, intertitles, a goofy lounge music soundtrack and more) right up to a twisted ending..."
USA Today
"...A hilarious black comedy....Fast-paced, edgy and imaginative....It's a highly diverting and fully realized entertainment..."
Los Angeles Times
"...There is real talent here. The most engaging aspect of the film is its spoken dialogue....Carnahan is nothing if not stylistically open-minded..."
Chicago Sun-Times