the 1992 Roger Corman-produced film Munchie Strikes Back, clips from the film (including the helicopter chase) are used as part of a video game called Death Race 2000. The Alex Jones Show frequently uses the audio of the scene where Harold explains the scoring system as a bumper. The program also airs similar bumpers, which feature clips from other dystopian films such as Soylent Green and They Live. The intro to the song "In The Last Second" by Jumpsteady features clips from Machine Gun Joe's first kill in the film. See also List of American films of 1975 Blood Drive References External links Death Race (franchise) 1975 films 1970s action adventure films 1970s dystopian films 1970s road movies 1970s science fiction action films American independent films American road movies American satirical films American comedy films American splatter films American science fiction action films 1970s English-language films Films directed by Paul Bartel Films produced by Roger Corman Films scored by Paul Chihara Films with screenplays by Charles B. Griffith Films based on science fiction short stories American dystopian films Films set in 2000 Films set in the future New World Pictures films Fictional motorsports Motorsports in fiction Politics in fiction Sports fiction 1975 independent films American action adventure films American exploitation films 1970s American films