Alternate Titles
The film also goes under numerous other titles in other countries. In Australia, Sweden, Finland, Ireland and some other European countries the film was retitled Road Kill, Never Play with Strangers in Israel, Radio Killer in Italy, Never talk to strangers in Greece, and Road Killer in Japan.
The film went under the working titles of Candy Cane, Highway Horror and Squelch.
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