Quick Answer
Joyride to Nowhere is a 1977 American action-crime film directed by Mel Welles and Ronald Ross about two teenage friends who, after fleeing their troubled homes, unwittingly steal a criminal's car containing $2 million from a bank job.
Programmer's Pick
Where else can you get teenage rebellion, a criminal’s hot rod, and a trunk full of trouble in one 83-minute package? Joyride to Nowhere serves a slice of '70s Americana on the run—complete with shady motels and even shadier characters.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
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Two teens hit the open road to escape their past, turning a joyride into a desperate dash for survival.
The girls have no clue there's $2 million in the trunk, making their flight a magnet for danger.
From custom vans to small-town diners, the film is soaked in '70s roadside Americana.
Expect car crashes, breakdowns, and high-octane chases as the action unfolds on rural highways.
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Threat File
Teens steal Tank's car
Criminal in pursuit
Puts the girls' lives in danger
Small towns and highways
Questions from the Vault
Who directed Joyride to Nowhere? +
Joyride to Nowhere was directed by Mel Welles and Ronald Ross.
How long is Joyride to Nowhere? +
Joyride to Nowhere has a runtime of 83 minutes.
What genre is Joyride to Nowhere? +
Joyride to Nowhere is an action-crime film.
Where can I watch Joyride to Nowhere? +
You can watch Joyride to Nowhere on SassyFlix.
How do Cindy and Leah end up with $2 million in the trunk? +
They steal Tank's car, unaware he just hid the stolen bank money in the trunk after a job.