Shelby GT-H Makes Film Debut In ‘Crash and Burn’

December 2nd, 2007 by CobraMatt

A new movie out called ‘Crash and Burn’ about a bunch of car theives features a pair of 2006 Shelby GT-H’s. Michale Madsen plays the big bad villian star in the film along with Erik Palladino of ‘ER’ who plays the undercover FBI agent who infiltrates the crew. If your looking for the movie in theaters don’t bother as this film went straight to On Demand TV. Look for it in your local listings. After the jump I have included the summary of what the movie is all about.

Summary of Movie:

It’s a dirty and profitable life of crime for the car thieves known as “choppers.” It takes speed, nerve, and know-how, but add murder and an undercover cop into the mix and it can get pretty explosive.

Kevin Hawkins (Erik Palladino, E.R,) is a thief out of hiding and starting a new life—by boosting a new car and driving it to Hill Dorset (David Moscow, Big), and Winston (Peter Jason, They Live), all expert choppers. The man behind the operation is crime boss Vincent (Michael Madsen, Reservoir Dogs). It’s quite a trip down memory lane for Kevin—and a bumpy one when he runs into Penny (Heather Marie Marsden, Shark Hunter). She’s Kevin’s old high school sweetheart, and she’s not happy that Kevin’s back and in a whole new line of trouble. His hook-up with a professional gang of car thieves isn’t Penny’s idea of a future. It isn’t Kevin’s either. He has a secret no one can know.

Kevin is now working undercover—inside out—for the FBI. What he wants is to wring out a dangerous group of high-end, cut-throat car thieves who call themselves LAC. Their boss, Ramiro (Lobo Sebastian, CSI: Miami), doesn’t want a sleazy small-timer like Surelli and his goons muscling in on his gangbanger’s territory. When they turn to murder as a warning, Kevin’s prepared to fight back, igniting a gang war that threatens to destroy everything within Kevin’s reach. That includes Penny, who’s caught in the crash and burn of Kevin’s violent mission.

Gearheads up! Crash and Burn is raw, authentic, and fast. A full-throttle thriller that brakes for no one.