The Car (1977) - 20 Strange Facts About the Most Haunted Film Ever Made - Part 2

The Car (1977) - 20 Strange Facts About the Most Haunted Film Ever Made The Car (1977) isn’t just another strange relic from the 1970s. It’s a film built on absence — of answers, of logic… and of anything human behind the wheel. In this episode of Behind the Fact, we uncover 20 strange, unsettling, and rarely discussed truths surrounding the driverless black entity that haunted the empty roads of Utah — and slowly transformed into a cult horror legend that refuses to be fully explained. From design choices that deliberately erased any trace of humanity, to bizarre on-set incidents, missing prop records, and a soundtrack that reportedly pushed its creators to the edge, this breakdown looks beyond what was filmed… and into what couldn’t be accounted for. Because some of the most disturbing moments tied to The Car didn’t happen in front of the camera. They happened around it. If you’re drawn to killer car mythology, 1970s cult horror, or films that blur the line between fiction and something harder to define, this is a deeper look into the eerie history hidden beneath its polished surface. Stay until the end for a Bonus Fact involving a gravestone that appeared during production — a prop the studio insists was never created. The Car (1977): 20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know A machine with no driver. No voice. No explanation. And yet… never without intent.