Landspeed

Landspeed is an action drama centering on a high-stakes competition to break the land speed world record. Set in the United States, the plot follows the rivalry between two teams vying for prestige and a significant cash prize. The conflict focuses on Michael Sanger and his father, Brian, as they compete against a military pilot hired by a wealthy businessman. The teams struggle to push their vehicles past a theoretical speed barrier while dealing with the dangers of supersonic travel.

The film was directed by Christian McIntire, marking the first of three credited directorial efforts that include Antibody and Silent Warnings. The screenplay was written by Michael Johnston. The cast features Billy Zane as Michael Sanger and Ray Wise as Brian Sanger, alongside Pamela Gidley, Scott Wiper, Val Lauren, and G.W. Stevens. A total of 28 actors are credited in the production.

Released on June 11, 2002, the movie has a runtime of 90 minutes. Audience reception has been generally poor, as reflected by a rating of 4.2/10 on IMDb based on 516 votes.