Death Race 2’s director

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 17 years ago

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

ShockTillYouDrop learned today that the DEATH RACE prequel we last told you about HERE has found itself a director. The fellow’s name is Roel Reiné, and his most “notable” film so far seems to be the 2003 direct-to-DVD effort ADRENALINE, starring Steven Seagal and Lance Henriksen. However, he just wrapped THE MARINE 2, starring Michael Rooker. That might be really good…

DEATH RACE 2: FRANKENSTEIN LIVES! (drop the DEATH RACE part and we might have something) will go into production next year for Universal, and will eventually drive straight into the DVD marketplace. Here’s what we know about it: Newly arrived at Terminal Island, a prison for the most unredeemable of convicts, CARL “LUKE” LUCAS must prove his mettle in a race to the death…

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