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Hell Behind the Wheel 3D (3D Angry Drive)

Year: 2011
Genre: Action.
Country: United States.
Duration: 104 minutes.
Director: Patrick Lussier.
Cast: Nicholas Cage, Amber Heard, William Fichtner, Billy Burke, David Morse.

"Milton is a hardened criminal with a final chance for redemption. Determined to stop a murderous cult that murdered his daughter, Milton has three days to prevent her little granddaughter slaughtered in full moon night.

also must use their anger to go beyond human limitations and save his last link with humanity. A Milton is joined by Piper, a sensual and clever young waitress who steals your boyfriend V8 cherry to help Milton. Both are now on the trail of King Jonah charismatic and ruthless followers. King throw to each of the faithful under the wheels of the black turbo '71 model to fulfill its mission and unleash Hell on Earth. But the murderous cult is the least of his problems. Police are also following suit. Worse, a mysterious murderer known as "The Accountant."

Lussier-Farmer The pair had already made it clear Bloody Valentine ( review) that were a couple of care as a class B tripe meant, and now that 3D seized by the horns. With Hell Behind the Wheel have uploaded a couple of steps further and have been completely overwhelmed with an action movie grotesque and exaggerated.

early scenes and make it clear where the shots go here (pun intended): chases cars at full speed, shooting, a Nicholas Cage implacable enemies tearing limb from limb, much blood and objects flying in the face of the viewer. And that was just the first scene. The aim of John Milton is back to his granddaughter from a gang of crazy satanic, and will not stop it (almost) nothing to achieve their goal.

Much of the film is a road movie brainless and full of lead and blood, in which one by one the obstacles with which Milton and his companion found Piper shift, but for the fantastic twist that occurs midway through the film (so far, the unsuspecting audience did not read the synopsis and saw a trailer well think that this is a revenge movie running), things would could be a little less tacky than it turned out to be. But of course, taking into account the fact that Todd Farmer also wrote Jason X, anything is possible.

Actually, Nicholas Cage is at full speed. Is in a tailspin lately with the roles he chooses, but curiously the profile for the main character in the movie belongs to him only and only a role fully decaffeinated very bad milk: without him would have been anything bad, because the film already is anything, Series B. His female counterpart is Amber Heard, who appears as beautiful as foul-mouthed and the destination for those things yet to be swept away to Hollywood and this is their largest letter at the time. I hope we get the doors open more often. In other equally important roles are William Fichtner as the Accountant, a mysterious character crosses the T-1000 with a Man in Black who steals the film with her appearances, and Billy Burke as the head of the clan Satanist, unhappy and mad as could be shot.

As film entirely made in 3D, the Volante Hell fulfilling its purpose. The digital aspect Lussier is impressive and feels like shooting fish in water with these cameras, is gradually shown that it is a good director, very good director and editor. The depth is noted sharp and almost palpable, and the moments 'you-throw-this-thing-to-face' continue to function very well, if done well, of course.

Alas, more blood, guts, gunshot wounds and explosions that have your movie, even within the madness that is the film itself, all aspects must be taken care of. And if in one aspect the movie fails, is to make use convincing CGI effects. Already in the trailer you could see when they threw an ax and Cage's character was horrible, well, the film is not so ugly but it is still rare. Also, the climax of this neglect is the death of a character near the end of the movie that really made me doubt whether truth was so horrible as I had just seen: indeed, I was a autoinsulto to the film.

On another side of the film, I must say that the composer Michael Wandmacher continues to surprise me, as it did in Bloody Valentine and Piranha 3D : original music and soundtrack are well grindhouse and add a perfect accent to the proposal which means the film.

al Volante Hell might have worked better at the box office if not spent so much on the line in self-parody and had dropped a couple of changes (still with jokes automovilísiticas) At the end , it feels as if the film speed had passed (well, the last joke I do!) and on the road, had lost the audience that came to bear the festival destructive. I hope that if the pair eventually comes to realize 3D Halloween (other than Condition Dead 3D Hellraiser and ) does not move from mambo.

Rating: B-