It's not the only "Pulp Fiction" car to which Tarantino had a personal connection, but more on that in a bit. In the goriest scene in "Pulp Fiction," Vincent accidentally shoots an associate ...

First, Butch slams into him with his car. Then ... Essentially, that’s what the legacy of “Pulp Fiction” is — burnt to a crisp and bloody as hell.

The serial Tesla road-rage driver who landed back behind bars for allegedly assaulting a teen driver and her mother in Hawaii last week was found beaten to a bloody pulp in prison. Nathaniel ...

In a statement to Express.co.uk, Rosanna Arquette revealed she is “so grateful no one was hurt” after her car accident at an LA shopping centre on Tuesday. The Pulp Fiction actress ...

As ill-fated coffee shop burglar Pumpkin in Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction,” Tim Roth knows ... He’d probably gotten a nicer car. Actually, no, he kept his car. It was always full ...

The film is, of course, Pulp Fiction, directed by celebrated filmmaker Quentin Tarantino. Set across multiple interconnected narratives, the film’s primary story follows hitmen Jules Winnfield ...

Pulp Fiction became the first independent film to ... due to the press hysteria over some of the bloody parts of the film. This outcome would perhaps have been Tarantino’s preference anyway ...

The thief got away after beating Burge to a bloody pulp. Burge set off his car alarm, hoping to alert a neighbor before he was able to get up to call 911. Medics rushed him to the hospital.