One Battle After Another

The title of the film is taken from a 1969 statement from the revolutionary political group The Weather Underground that was published in an issue of New Left Notes, a left-wing periodical from the Students for a Democratic Society. The statement read: "From here on out, it's one battle after another - with white youth joining in the fight and taking the necessary risks. Pig Amerika beware. There's an army growing in your guts and it's going to bring you down." The first and last sentences of this statement are both used in dialogue in the first act of the film.

The blue Mustang crashes into the white car in the hill's blind spot, but Bob somehow doesn't crash into them at that same blind spot.

The force of the Mustang colliding with the Charger propelled both vehicles at least 30 feet forward of where Willa stopped the car, creating a buffer that allowed Bob sufficient reaction time to avoid impact.

At the end of the credits there is a dedication to producer and assistant director Adam Somner with a photo and sound from a set.