Terror Taxi (2000)

Terror Taxi 2000 Filmmakers too often throw a lot of scenes together without regard to how they interact logically One scene will follow another without a sense of consistent action The filmmaker knows what he wants to say to the audience but he gets caught up in each individual scene and will not have a feel for the overall production This problem is not uncommon, but it is rectified by the hands of a skillful editor Unfortunately, skillful editors can sometimes be difficult to come by Ghost Taxi, as it is known in the USA, is a prime example of this There are a number of clever scenes but overall, the film does not make much sense The hero dies in a crash His girlfriend is threatened by the evil spirit that caused his own death He fights to save her and dispose of the evil spirit This would probably make a decent comedy, spooky movie if it were made by Will Ferrell