Glass ceilings have been murdered with this one. The taboo subject of automotive death has been touched upon delicately and expertly in a way we've come to expect that only Pixar can pull off. The official Cars canon now includes Tow Mater's untimely demise, his afterlife conversation with a demon, and his own self-resurrection. Not only that, but the existence of seances has been established, undead ghost cars have been witnessed, and the audience was even presented a flaming hot car corpse seen freshly after a speeding incident. Some may be disturbed by this potential sequel to Coco (2017), but I personally have never been one to reject some mild gore, a bit of necromancy, or an episode of a children's show themed with Stephen King's The Shining. In my book, it's a solid 10.
Review of Cars on the Road
