Watch Death Race: Beyond Anarchy

In Death Race: Beyond Anarchy (Unrated & Unhinged), the fourth installment of the Death Race franchise, audiences are taken on another action-packed thrill ride filled with fast cars, intense fights, and high stakes. The film takes place in a post-apocalyptic world in which an annual violent car race is held. The race, known as Death Race, sees inmates from the world's toughest prisons compete for their freedom. Carl Lucas, a former racer who goes by the name Frankenstein, was once the crowd favorite who always won the race. However, after a series of events that led to his escape, Frankenstein finds himself back in the race once again. But this time, it's not just about winning.

The movie begins by introducing several new characters, including Connor Gibson (Zach McGowan), who is sent to prison for killing his wife's murderer. Upon arriving at the prison, Connor finds himself in the middle of a brewing gang war between the Aryan Brotherhood and Black Muslims. The movie treats us to Connor's initiation and his being accepted in the Black Muslims. Zach McGowan’s portrayal of the character is remarkable, and his acting skills are indubitable.

Meanwhile, for Frankenstein, the death race is an opportunity to help change the system. With the help of his new mechanic, Goldberg (Danny Glover), and his navigator, Lists (Frederick Koehler), Frankenstein sets out to take down the establishment and create a new society. With the race now televised and controlled by the corrupt Weyland Corporation, Frankenstein realizes that he has his work cut out for him.

Throughout the film, the audience is treated to spectacular car chases, intense battles, and unexpected twists and turns. Lucy Aarden, who plays Amber, the Aryan Brotherhood leader's right-hand girl, delivers a solid performance, and her character's unexpected journey in the film is fascinating to watch. Nicholas Aaron, who plays Black Muslim leader, Connor's friend, and mentor, is another standout performance. He does an excellent job of bringing his character to life and making him stand out amongst the rest.

The film does not disappoint when it comes to the racing itself. The cars are bigger, faster, and deadlier, with a range of new features that add to the excitement. The stunt work is fantastic, and the audience can tell that the crew spent a considerable amount of time and effort perfecting every element of the film.

But what makes Death Race: Beyond Anarchy unique is that it takes a more substantial approach to the social commentary aspect of the story. The film tackles themes such as the exploitation of prisoners by corporations and the media's manipulation of the public. The movie takes jabs at the private prison industry and reality television.

Furthermore, the portrayal of the prisoners as human beings with stories and emotions is commendable. They are not just mindless killers or background characters but are given a level of depth that makes us empathize with them.

The film's pacing is breakneck, and the two-hour runtime flies by. The story never feels dragged out and maintains a relentless momentum that keeps the audience engaged.

In conclusion, Death Race: Beyond Anarchy (Unrated & Unhinged), lives up to the hype of the franchise and delivers an exhilarating and action-packed experience. It is the perfect escape for those in search of a thrilling and entertaining ride. The performances are impressive, the themes are relevant, and the technical aspects are flawless. So if you're looking for a movie to get your adrenaline pumping, Death Race: Beyond Anarchy should be right up your alley.

Death Race: Beyond Anarchy is a 2018 action movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 50 minutes. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 5.2.