#death race beyond anarchy

[askfoxythejokerfox]

tomorrow’s action thriller movie ill be watching ^w^

[shroudedwoods]

Thanks to Shadow Generations I have a headcanon in mind:

Consider Anti Shadow have Doom powers or whatever alien race he gets mixed up with.

Consider how Anarchy Energy is unstable and has detrimental effects to the host. If Gerald had intentions to make him the ultimate weapon then you must use the most harmful and powerful energy known to man, host be damned.

If he changed his mind at the last second then he must’ve created some support for Anti-Shadow to not experience these dreadful effects. It’s possible it breaks at some point post morph.

What if this ‘sweet’ hedgehog gets more drained and closer to death each time he morphs or suffers mutations beyond repair?

dude I need you to put initials at the end of these asks so I remember and thank you.

OKAY, you know what I’m considering is that Anti-Shadow would have more alien characteristics than Shadow. Extra eyes, those suction cups for octopuses or something I DONT KNOW ABOUT HOW HE WOULD LOOK I’m dying

Anyway, I like your idea. Originally, he would’ve been MUCH more alienlike than hedgehog, but overtime began to look less like an alien due to morphing.

Personally, I feel like he would be much more royal-like and chatty? Apparently Anti-Maria would’ve been evil and a bad influence. So perhaps, Anti Maria would’ve been bitter and sad, still suffering from a disease. She would’ve used Anti-Shadow’s admiration for her so he could reign havoc and destroy humanity. Like what Shadow thought Maria’s wish for him was, except there was no Memory alteration. Anti-Maria’s wish would’ve been SA2 Gerald’s wish.

Anti-Gerald probably schooled Anti-Shadow on good morals, so there would’ve been a battle of morals in the future.

ALSO, I think Anti-Shadow probably went on a rampage on the Arc, causing him to be contained for (woah) 50 years, only to be released and wanting to destroy the world.

Kinda like the SA2 plot, but instead of Scourge saying “Hey, let’s not destroy the world, you can be better.” (Like whatever sonic said) and instead says. “Listen, you’re powerful and destructive. But why destroy world when you can RULE it? Work with me here.”

100% would exploit his powers

also (IM SRILL THINKINF WAIT) there could be a parasitic relationship between them? Anti-Shadow would be a bit unstable when using, for example, anarchy (chaos) blast or chaos control. I see him as he would absorb others of their energy, while Shadow has a constant flowing energy, Anti would need to constantly resupply. Using up all of his energy would kill him, but also using too much in one go would. So, he carries around some anarchy beryl for his own good.

I think he thinks Chaos Energy is tasty, much much better than the bitterness of the Anarchy.

also he’s probably insane at sometimes due to the negatives of the anarchy beryl so he’s alot more violent than Shadow

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Advent (2024) FrightFest Halloween Movie Review

Advent – FrightFest Halloween Movie Review Director: Airell Anthony Hayles Writer: Airell Anthony Hayles (Screenplay) Cast Mark Arnold (Blade Runner 2049) Nicholas Vince (I Am Monsters) Cory Peterson (Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom) Marina Lazaris (Frank Phoenix) Rasina Alexander (Death Race Beyond Anarchy) Cian Lorcan Plot: A girl comes across a cursed advent calendar, and plays a game…

[broody-yellow-pillow]

Say what you want about the Death Race movies

But at least there’s eye candy for everyone. I’ve always appreciated explosions and hot people.

[brokehorrorfan]

Originally due out back in January, Death Race: Beyond Anarchy will now be released unrated on Blu-ray, DVD, and VOD on October 2 via Universal 1440 Entertainment.

The fourth installment in the Death Race franchise will also be available as part of the Death Race 4-Movie Collection alongside its predecessors - Death Race (2008), Death Race 2 (2010), and Death Race: Inferno (2013) - the same day.

It’s is directed by Don Michael Paul (Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell) from a script he co-wrote with Tony Giglio (Death Race 2, Death Race: Inferno). Original Death Race writer-director Paul W.S. Anderson conceived the story with Giglio and serves as executive producer alongside Roger Corman.

Franchise favorites Danny Trejo (Machete) and Fred Koehler (American Horror Story) are joined by Zach McGowan (Black Sails), Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon), Christine Marzano (Rules Don’t Apply), Terence Maynard (Edge of Tomorrow), and Velislav Pavlov (The Expendables 2).

Read on for the special features, trailer, and synopsis.

Special features:

Audio commentary with director/co-writer Don Michael Paul and star Zach McGowan

Inside the Anarchy making-of featurette

Time Served: Lists & Goldberg featurette with Fred Koehler and Danny Trejo

On the Streets of Death Race: Beyond Anarchy stunts featurette

Danny Trejo returns as the ruthless bookie, Goldberg, in the wildest, bloodiest, Death Race ever. After a failed attack on inmate and legendary driver, Frankenstein, Black Ops specialist Connor Gibson (Zach McGowan) infiltrates a super-maximum federal prison with one goal - enter the immoral and illegal Death Race and take Frankenstein down. Connor enlists the help of Baltimore Bob (Danny Glover) and Lists (Fred Koehler), and unexpectedly falls in love with bartending beauty, Jane (Christine Marzano). Connor will have to fight for more than his life in this brutal world of no guards, no rules, no track, and no fear.

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Death Race : Beyond Anarchy

Death Race : Beyond Anarchy

After the disappointing outing DR3 was, DR4 opens to an encouraging back to basics approach. We’re back in a prison (albeit a different one – a city walled off) and Frankenstein is back to a brutal race. We get a quick recap with shots from the Statham film, to set the stage.Death Race still exists, but has been made illegal and gone underground, broadcast on the dark web from the walled off…

[aces-reviews]

D-D-D-DOUBLE REVIEW!!

Hi guys. We realize we didn’t stick to the schedule we promised, and for that we apologize. This will be, therefore, a DOUBLE REVIEW of not one but TWO Death Race movies!!

Okay we can’t really bullshit you here: the review for Death Race 3: Inferno is pretty small.

The reason is because it’s basically a continuation of Death Race 2, as in it picks up within like a day and a half. It features the same incredible cast, with the addition of Dougray Scott as the villain.

Now with 72% more villainous smirk

Quite honestly, we never watch DR2 without immediatley popping in DR3. Watch one, watch the other. Here’s another photo of Tanit Phoenix.

“Hi, I’m hotter than the sun.”—me, about her, totally

We showed that because now, dear reader...now we have to introduce despair.

You see, the last two movies in the Death Race overuse are both...well, they’re kinda ass.

Not kinda. Just ass.

Death Race: Beyond Anarchy. It’s...it’s certainly a movie.

Ordinarily here at Ace’s Reviews, we try to avoid spoilers, because that’s what heroes do. But this time, and tomorrow, we will—because no human on earth should be subjected to these last two movies, unless it is a demand made on you by people who have kidnapped your children.

So. Death Race: Beyond Anarchy. This vile turdfest stars Danny Glover as the wise old dude who gets people in the race. Also Fred Koehler as Lists. Danny Trejo is in here too, kinda. You can tell that he was nowhere near the set.

While researching jokes for this caption, we discovered that Danny Trejo has 413 acting credits on IMDb. Holy shit, dude.

After that it’s all people you’ve never heard of. There’s a main character...he’s basically the Wish version of Keanu Reeves. He’s a government stooge sent into the penitentiary to assassinate Frankenstein, who rules with an iron fist.

You’ll notice that the Frankenstein mask sucks.

Also for some damn reason, the Death Race has become a way for Frankenstein to keep control. For reasons.

Also, look at that cover. You see the lady on the left? She spends most of the movie naked. There’s a lot—a LOT—of nudity here. And gore. Basically, you know how various horror franchises will go off the rails in their later years, trading story for tits and death? That’s what we have here.

“Hi. We all suck out loud.”—99% of this cast, unfortunately

At the end, it’s down to K-Mart Keanu and Frankenstein and Frank dies and Fake Keanu becomes Frankenstein.

It’s worth noting that Nolan North, the modern day voice acting master, provides Frankenstein’s voice (because under the suck-hat it’s just a nameless goon whose face we never see). And Danny Glover, like I said. He’s still too old for this shit. Every one of Danny Trejo’s scenes are in a bar full of tequila and titties. And poor Fred Koehler, the one character who holds it all together, bless him.

SMILE WHEN YOU SAY MY NAME

Join us tomorrow for the final lap of our Death Race series, where we review the worst movie we have ever seen...a movie with literally zero redeeming features...Death Race 2050.

[remedialreviews]

Gratuitous and dirty with a nonsensical “plot” to boot. Too gross to be called silly; not quite silly enough to not be gross.

[darringauthier]

Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy (2018)

Genre: Action

Who’s In It: Zach McGowan, Danny Glover, Frederick Koehler, Yennis Cheung, Cassie Clare, Christine Marzano

Who Directed It: Don Michael Paul

Plot:  After an attack on inmate Frankenstein fails a Black Ops specialist enters the maximum prison to join the illegal Death Race and take down Frankenstein.

Running Time: 1 Hour 51 Minutes 

IMDB Score: 5.3 

Why I Watched It: Well I’ve seen all the other Death Race movies so why the hell not.

How I Watched It: Netflix Canada

Random Thoughts: Who would have thought that the Death Race franchise would still be trucking a long and like two different versions of them.  So this is the 4th film starting from the remake, just so your clear.

Can I ask what does unrated and unhinged mean for a movie that went straight to streaming?  I little trivia the director Don Michael Paul was also an actor, he still might be but I haven’t seen him in awhile.  So now even the 4th Death Race movie is pushing 2 hours, what have we become?

What I Liked: Needless to say I love these kind of B-Movies and the funny thing is there hasn’t been a terrible Death Race movie, sure some have been just ok but they’ve all been watchable.  This one is well filmed and it doesn’t look cheap but you can tell we’re dropping in budgets from film to film, sure we have Danny Glover and Danny Trejo but both have small parts and really all of Trejo’s scenes could have been cut and it wouldn’t have changed the film.  So this time we have a new lead in Zach McGowan, and to be honest this seems almost like a reboot cause we’ve changed Frankenstein again, and it does feel like the first and the original. One thing I will say and this isn’t good or bad but this one has more plot, if you like a film trying then you’ll like they put some effort in it but if you come to the Death Race movies for the Death Races it might get in the way.

The cast is fine, McGowan is a bit bland and he’s not the greatest bad ass but he’s fine he does his job, he broods, he fights, rives and acts kind of sexy.  I really liked Cassie Clare and Christine Marzano, though Marzano does get stuck with a very stock and cliched character but she showed charisma and she made an impression.

What I Didn’t Like: So let’s get to the main talking point with these films the race, the violence and carnage, for a film that is unrated it’s not super bloody, it’s dark and feels a tad dirty but nothing we haven’t seen before and the only real falloff for me is the race itself it takes too long to get there and here’s where the almost 2 hour run time and the plot effects the film.  Bottom line all of it takes away from the race, it almost becomes an after thought, it’s not bad but it’s just kind of there, they go through the motions with it.

They go back to not showing who Frankenstein is or what he looks like, I find that a little tired and he’s not a great villain in this again the character is kind of cool but nothing special and they don’t do anything new.  At times he does feel like a rehash or reboot than a proper sequel.  The ending is cliched but decent enough.

Final Thoughts: A lesser Death Race but still watchable.

Rating: 6/10

[sootwsora]

مشاهدة وتحميل فيلم Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy مترجم بعد هجوم فاشل على سجين وسائق اسطوري يدعى “فرانكنشتاين” متخصص العمليات الخاصة “كونور جيبسون” يدخل الى سجن فيدرالي مشدد الحراسة بهدف واحد يدخل سباق الموت الغير قانوني وغير الاخلاقي ويهزم “فرانكنشتاين”.

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Death Race: Beyond Anarchy 2018

Death Race: Beyond Anarchy 2018

Black Ops specialist Connor Gibson infiltrates a maximum security prison to take down legendary driver Frankenstein in a violent and brutal car race.

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Death Race 4 Movie Collection it has Death Race 2008, Death Race 2 (2010),Death Race: Inferno 2013 and Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy 2018

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H E D

Not as big budget or clearly plotted as the first remake, and I haven't seen any of the 2 middle films with Luke Goss(?), but I felt in the mood for this style of armored apocalyptic looking car movie. So this was the only one I could find...

Not all together awful. I mean they try to replace tension and threat and plot with full frontal female nudity, but otherwise not a bad movie if you like the genre, it's lower budget, and the plot was a little weak, but you could probably watch it more than once and not hate it.

[This isn't a review or anything so high and mighty, just observations of my own]

[rundownallstar]

Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy

Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy

2017 Netflix stars Zach McGowan Danny Glover and Danny Trejo Frankenstein rules the sprawl where more than 400,000 inmates are now kept. The Death Race has now been deemed immoral and illegal but continues to be held; run by Frankenstein and his cronies. where inmates are left to rot. Under those circumstances, the secluded community’s undisputed ruler is the unknown iconic driver known only as…

[whispers-of-anarchy]

The world around you is dying. You failed your duty to your people. You and you alone have doomed your world to a slow and painful death. There is nothing worse than the fade into oblivion. No one will remember you. 

Not even the gods who raised you from the dirt, who you desperately prayed to, will weep over your ashes. There is no one left to mourn. 

You, who worshiped the ground they walked upon, you, who bent down on bloodied knees to beg for a second chance. You, who gave their life in a futile attempt to stop the end of the world, shall be given another chance. Do not squander this, dear. For the same mistakes can be made, and this will be your end once again if you do not tread lightly. 

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The winds of fate have stayed their hands to allow another to interfere. Whether Rebel or Royal, it is your destiny as Heir to step forward and defend your people. We shall meet once again on the fields where the sun never sets. So for now...

It is time for you to wake up, Heir.

Whispers of Anarchy is a high fantasy interactive fiction/cyoa where you get the chance to live the life of royalty, or as a rebel, and try to stop your homeland from falling even further towards disaster at the hands of its cruel king. Depending on your choice of backstory, you will meet a vast cast of characters and have unique interactions with them based on your past.

In the dead of winter, the yearly Ball shall occur as always. Whether you are the Royal agonizing over the latest choices of fashion, or the Rebel plotting the biggest heist in Mithriel’s history, fate will make its play that night. 

Will the people fear what you could become as the Royal? Will they ponder what to make of you as the Rebel? And, perhaps, is there more at play in the darkness of your realm than a Regent gone mad?

Demo: TBA

Choose your pronouns and customize your appearance to your liking.

Befriend and/or date from between eight potential romantic/platonic options with varying backgrounds.  

Pick between 5 different races which will lead to various different abilities and customization options in game. 

Choose between two backstories: The Rebel or the Royal. Both feature the same character, but who grew up vastly different from the other. (Game wise, you will play the chosen background for the first few chapters and encounter only 3-4 members of the ROs, before the main plot appears)

Join a rebellion. Choosing whether you really support the movement is another matter. Will you throw yourself headfirst into fighting, or stubbornly refuse to help every step of the way? 

Discover what caused the Seize: the near complete and utter collapse of your country that threw everything into chaos, even 15 years after.

Decide what’s more important: the safety of your people, family, and friends, or reaching the broken throne at all costs. 

Featured tropes: childhood friends to lovers, enemies to lovers, secret royalty, second chance at love, forbidden love, and more. 

Seeren (She/They)

The Court Mage: A vibrant young elf who joined the Mad Regent’s court at a young age as the apprentice to the court Mage. Her past is shrouded in magic and mystery, and those who question it usually are found encased in ice. Up front they seem rather bubbly, if a touch naive and ditzy. But if you were to peer into her office and manage to dig through the clutter and general disarray, you might find yourself standing in the middle of a vast alchemical array more intricate than those of the college.  

Astha (She/Her)

The Guard Captain: a seemingly stoic dragonborn who wears her duty as a shield, and maintains a professional distance from everyone, even her own fellow guards. She inherited the position from her aunt after the older woman stepped down for personal reasons. Little is known of Astha’s personal life beyond the walls of the castle. Though if you were to ever stop to watch the young woman leave, you might see a well-worn journal clutched in hand. 

Aenon (They/Them)

The Ambassador: the frightened mer who has been kept captive inside the castle walls since the Seize event 15 years prior to the story. They hardly ever step foot in the halls, instead spending most of their time sequestered in the quarters that had once belonged to their elder sibling, who held the original Ambassador position. The staff whisper about haunting songs that echo through the halls that only occur in the deep of the night, when most folk are asleep. There is sympathy for the hostage Ambassador, and there is disdain. Yet, this seems to matter little to Aenon. An examination into their hidden diary would show that their only motivation is to get back home. At any cost. 

Ril (They/Them)

The Pretender: a shapeshifter who was found on the steps of the castle years before the Seize by the former Queen. She raised them as her own child, and when she disappeared, they were lost. They took up various jobs within the castle, before being recruited by the army and employed as a spy, in both the castle, and out in the kingdom. If the Royal is present, they act as the Heir’s doppelganger. This puts them in both a place of great power, and great danger. Surely they wouldn’t harbor any kind of resentment against the throne, right?

Vanerith (He/Him)

The Runaway: a shy, almost stricken young demon who fled into the arms of the rebellion after escaping the hands of slave traders who attempted to sneak him out of the kingdom. Despite assurances, he feels as though he owes the rebellion, and has pledged his life to the cause, for however long it lasts. With a surprising fever, the demon proved vital to several key missions that would put the rebellion steps ahead of the Regent. Question is... where did the demon come from? He is almost too powerful. And he will rarely speak of his past beyond what has already been said. Just what is he hiding?

Ether (They/She/He)

The Knight: a winged aeling who spent most of their childhood training to join the honored ranks of the royal knights, only to find those hopes dashed at a young age. An unfortunate accident left them blind in one eye and with an injury to their wings that left them grounded for the rest of their life. They left their childhood home soon after recovering and disappeared into the unknown in search if adventure. Upon their return to society they finagled their way into the ranks of the knights through sheer effort and talent, rising fast despite the loss of their greatest asset. They seem very open to those who meet them, but are they truly so? Just what happened in the years after they left their home? Why do they bear so many scars?

Kida (He/Him)

The Ranger: an outspoken naga who joined the rebellion, spurred only by revenge. In the political unrest and anarchy that followed the Seize, the naga took up his bow, and turned it against friend and foe; any and all who threatened his family. it was all for naught as one fateful night would tear his semi-peaceful life to shreds. In the ashes of his home, he would vow to rain hellfire on the heads of those who caused this. Namely, the Royal family. Alongside his surviving family members, they joined the rebellion, and have been there ever since. he plans to one day plant an arrow into the heart of the Mad Regent himself. 

Eshad(He/Him)

The Granted (Enchanter): a flirty voyant who appears late in the story but offers a game changing opportunity: a singular wish, to be granted at the behest of his current holder. But such a wish does not come from nothing. An equal and equivalent exchange must be made. For the voyant has the power to make such a thing happen but cannot create something out of nothing. As such, the wish becomes a last resort. This gives the voyant the opportunity to finally explore the outside world and finally figure out certain things about himself. Like why can’t he remember his past?

[brokehorrorfan]

Death Race: Beyond Anarchy will be released unrated on Blu-ray, DVD, and VOD on January 30 via Universal. It will also be available as part of the Death Race 4-Movie Collection alongside Death Race (2008), Death Race 2 (2010), and Death Race: Inferno (2013) the same day.

The fourth installment in the Death Race series is directed by Don Michael Paul (Tremors 5: Bloodlines, Kindergarten Cop 2) from a script he co-wrote with Tony Giglio (Death Race 2, Death Race: Inferno). Original Death Race writer-director Paul W.S. Anderson conceived the story with Giglio and serves as executive producer alongside Roger Corman.

Franchise favorites Danny Trejo (Machete) and Fred Koehler (American Horror Story) are joined by Zach McGowan (Black Sails) and Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon). The cast also includes Christine Marzano (Rules Don't Apply), Terence Maynard (Edge of Tomorrow), and Velislav Pavlov (The Expendables 2).

Read on for the special features, trailer, and synopsis.

Special features:

Audio commentary with director/co-writer Don Michael Paul and star Zach McGowan

Inside the Anarchy making-of featurette

Time Served: Lists & Goldberg featurette with Fred Koehler and Danny Trejo

On the Streets of Death Race: Beyond Anarchy stunts featurette

Danny Trejo returns as the ruthless bookie, Goldberg, in the wildest, bloodiest, Death Race ever. After a failed attack on inmate and legendary driver, Frankenstein, Black Ops specialist Connor Gibson (Zach McGowan) infiltrates a super-maximum federal prison with one goal - enter the immoral and illegal Death Race and take Frankenstein down. Connor enlists the help of Baltimore Bob (Danny Glover) and Lists (Fred Koehler), and unexpectedly falls in love with bartending beauty, Jane (Christine Marzano). Connor will have to fight for more than his life in this brutal world of no guards, no rules, no track, and no fear.