Not a bad film at all. Great action movie but acting not so good. A bit far fetch as usual but definitely worth a watch . Girls very sexy and flashing bits about.

BEYOND ANARCHY is the fourth instalment of the DEATH RACE franchise and now bereft of any stars from the original, although Danny Trejo - who was in a previous one - has a small, "name", tacked on role. This time around the brooding hero is none other than Zach McGowan, who was excellent as Charles Vane in BLACK SAILS. He enters a walled wasteland to compete in an illegal tournament designed to rid the world of the evil masked Frankenstein. As per usual, it's a combination of extreme violence with the usual racing tropes and mayhem, shot deliriously and at speed. There's plenty of action and plenty of sleaze too, with random sex scenes and endless nudity as well as gory moments that go way over the top (including a literal chainsaw massacre). Danny Glover shows up in the old-timer role, perhaps inevitably. I found this one a little too excessive to be much fun, but perhaps I'm getting tamer in my old age.

In an apocalyptic near future, the economy has collapsed. A rust town has been walled off. Death Race has been resurrected to rule the imprisoned population. Weyland has lost control to a new Frankenstein. After a failed attack, they send in a group of new prisoners. This franchise is really into recycling. It knows what it is. It does what it does. It's not trying to be more than an action B-movie. Things are blowing up. There is plenty of leather and trash. It does need more car crashes. It needs to be a constant demolition derby. There is a section in the middle with too little vehicle action and the final Death Race section is mostly out in the open. They need more buildings to drive thru. The franchise is basically in auto drive.