SuperVan 1977 Remastered Comedy DVD Starring Mark Schneider Katie Saylor
$ 4.7
Description
Please note: If selecting GROUND shipping because it's cheaper, Be warned....You get what you pay for and GROUND will take much longer on average to get to you. We suggest Media mail as an alternative and is much faster for just a few cents more. PLEASE read this listing and ask questions BEFORE buying. Don't read into something that isn't in the description and Assume what is not described. DVD is Brand New Sealed in a plastic case. This is the Remastered Widescreen version with enhanced sound and picture. Mark Schneider plays a restless young man who quits his job at his dad's garage because he's "got a chance to do something." Specifically, he's got a chance to drive his van "The Sea Witch"-emblazoned with his CB handle, Morgan The Pirate-to The Invitational Freak-Out, a "van-in" held in Kansas City, where custom van owners gather to smoke weed, screw in the woods, and show off their machines for cash and prizes. Along the way, though, Schneider meets Katie Saylor, a rich runaway who's been detained at a junkyard by "a couple of friendly bikers on their way to a rape." Schneider saves Saylor, but in the process, The Sea Witch gets crushed by a compactor. So Schneider goes to see a friend who's a rebel auto designer, and the friend offers Schneider and Saylor Vandora, a solar-powered van that was rejected by the fat cats at Mid-American Motors. This is NOT a studio release.....it is from a film transfer and is nice quality, so please understand this before buying This film is listed as being in the Public Domain.
This vintage drive-in comedy is a blast from the past—remastered for crystal-clear picture and sound! Mark Schneider and Katie Saylor deliver hilarious performances in this cult classic, now looking sharper than ever. The widescreen format brings the retro fun to life, and the sealed DVD comes ready to enjoy. Just a heads-up—skip the slow ground shipping and opt for Media Mail to get your laughs faster! A must-have for fans of quirky '70s humor.