Gas

Gas tells the story of a news reporter, played by Susan Anspach, who investigates a peculiar case of stolen milk that leads to rising milk and gas prices. As her investigation unfolds, the plot thickens, drawing in various characters and culminating in an exciting multiple car chase. This film is a unique blend of comedic elements and social commentary, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre of the early 1980s.

The film features performances from a diverse cast that includes Howie Mandel, Sterling Hayden, and Helen Shaver. Their contributions add depth to the storyline, enhancing the comedic and chaotic elements of the narrative. The film's exploration of a quirky concept, such as the ramifications of theft on everyday commodities, showcases an inventive approach to comedy during its era.