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

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Death Race: Beyond Anarchy (2018)

★ 6.2/10 October 2, 2018 111 min

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Director: Don Michael Paul  ·  Writers: Paul W. S. Anderson, Tony Giglio, Don Michael Paul

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

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Danny Trejo Danny Trejo Goldberg Zach McGowan Zach McGowan Connor Gibson Danny Glover Danny Glover Baltimore Bob Frederick Koehler Frederick Koehler Lists Christine Marzano Christine Marzano Jane Yennis Cheung Yan Yennis Cheung Yan Gipsy Rose Nicholas Aaron Nicholas Aaron Johnny Law Lorina Kamburova Lorina Kamburova Nazi Bitch Julian Seager Julian Seager The Fireman Kellie Blaise Kellie Blaise Lone Tech Cameron Jack Cameron Jack The Warden Velislav Pavlov Velislav Pavlov Frankenstein

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Gimly
Gimly May 10, 2018
★ 5/10

There is some decent fun to be found in _Beyond Anarchy_. It's more _Escape from LA_ than it is _Death Race 2000_, but still an entry in the franchise, which brings me to the core problem of Beyond Anarchy: Is it even really a _Death Race_ movie? The answer is yes, but to go beyond that an ask: Should it have been a _Death Race_ movie? The answer's probably no. As I said to begin with, I had some fun with the movie, but the things that kept bringing it down were its awkward, half-hearted attatchments to the movies in the series that had gone before it. If they had have abandoned those sentiments completely, it probably would have made a better viewing experience, but then, if that had been the case, how could you call it _Death Race 4_? The opposite approach probably would have worked too, having Beyond Anarchy be an actual sequel that follows _Death Race 3_ and what came before in a …