The White Limousine

Fred Davidson has just lost his last few dollars in Las Vegas, He is understandably skeptical when he wins a trip to visit his past. With nothing to lose, Fred plays along and steps into a plush white limousine chauffeured by the amiable Eddie Strong. Fred finds himself standing outside his old university house on the night in 1950 when Kimberley disappeared. Discovering Kimberley’s fate is also the key to Dr. Lisa Edler’s time travel experiment to learn if the past be changed. Her careful plan begins to unravel when Fred disappears, and federal agents close in to shut down the project. Eddie makes a final, desperate trip, but when the white limousine returns without Eddie and a blood soaked seat, Lisa’s feelings for Eddie surface. Disregarding that she may never return to the present, she goes to his rescue. Lisa steps out of the limo into a dark night in 1950 where she fends off a blind killer, and finds Eddie seriously hurt. Lisa nurses Eddie back to health, but the pair are trapped in 1950 in Riverbend, a backwater town controlled by a delusional cult leader. After disrupting an abusive ‘priestess ceremony’ Eddie and Lisa attempt to escape. Pursued by a ham-fisted sheriff, Lisa’s driving prowess is tested. After a year, Lisa’s brother rebuilds the time machine and they return to the present. Eddie and Lisa’s child, Eloise, is born a month later. They learn the truth about Kimberley and Fred, but Eddie’s time travel induced disorientation is driving him to insanity. There is only one option.