The race car designer Kit Woods is in love with Kay Lord. Kay's father is against her relationship with Kit.
If you have an hour to spare and a soft spot for roaring 1930s engines, Death Drives Through is a fun little relic. Anyone who loves early British B-movies will find some charm here. But if you can't stand crackly audio and melodrama that feels like it was written on a napkin, you should probably avoid this one. 🏎️ ...
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Edward L. Cahn
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"If you have an hour to spare and a soft spot for roaring 1930s engines, Death Drives Through is a fun little relic. Anyone who loves early British B-movies will find some charm here. But if you can't stand crackly audio and melodrama that feels like it was written on a napkin, you should probably avoid this one. 🏎️ The plot is as basic as they come. Kit Woods (Robert Douglas) wants to build fast cars and marry Kay Lord (Chili Bouchier). Her dad says no because, well, dads in 1935 movies alwa..."
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