This Halloween we wanted to share with you 3 cars from the silver screen that will send shivers down your spine, and will literally drive the characters to their demise.

If you’ve been brave enough to watch the film you will no doubted be feeling a cold chill down your spine at the site of this troubling truck. Jeepers Creepers was released in 2001, and is about a group of unfortunate people been hunted by a demonic creature that travels the open roads in this hideous looking 1941 Chevrolet COE. If you’ve never seen Jeepers Creepers, then we’d suggest you do (but keep the lights on).

Christine was released back in 1983 and directed by John Carpenter. The film itself was based on the novel by arguably one of the best horror authors of all time, Stephen King. Christine is a 1958 Plymouth Fury in a blood red colour that compliments her taste for violence and vengeance perfectly.

Don’t be fooled by the blushing beauty of the car…as throughout the film she’s damaged, injured and run to the edge of destruction. However, she possesses a vampire-like quality of self-repair.

In reality the production went through 20 (twenty) cars, as most were destroyed with only two originals surviving the ordeal.

Sinister looks and a personality to match. The 1971 Lincoln Continental used in the infamous “The Car”.

‘The Car’ wreaks havoc in a small town of Santa Ynez by killing the inhabitants. However, no one appears to be behind the wheel. Evil spirits possess the car to commit the atrocities.

Three cars were built for filming by the Barris Kustoms company in North Hollywood, California. All built of steel and there were no fiberglass replicas made. Two were destroyed during filming.