FP 4EVZ

I miss this kind of genuine B movie. Ludacris concept, played completely serious with a ton of heart that kept a silly smile on my face the entire time. If you like to go to another world and have fun, you wont be disappointed.

I love that this franchise exists and I love that it doesn't try to be for everyone. It tries to entertain it's target demographic and no one else. It's so refreshing to see something this unique.

I know a lot of people don't "Get" these movies, but it's generally because they're trying to compare them to something else and you really just cant do that, you have to just come to terms with the fact that you are watching something you've never seen before and just go along for the ride. If you pull the A-24 stick out of your bum, you may just have a hell of a time.

This film is a 9. It's a 9 all the way. With fries and extra cheese. Heavy emphasis on the cheese. Is it a 9 the same way a Chariots of Fire or A Passage To India might be a 9?

Of course not.

This ain't no Academy contender. But you already knew that.

There are now four of these films in existence.

This film is a 9 for exactly what it is.

And unlike that other Franchise out these with a new chapter in theaters right now, the Fast and Furious films, this movie knows exactly what it is and for an absolute minuscule of that movie's money.

And if those muscle-heads in those movies ever got out of their cars long enough in the FP, they'd drop that dance off to the death with these guys.

187 and quick!

This fourth effort by Jason Trost is all the more admirable due to the fact it was mostly completed during covid lockdowns with minimal staffing and location.

This movie is a short hour and thirteen minutes. It's free on Tubi and you can watch it at home.

If you can spend beaucoup dollars watching the ten F & F films in the theater, you can watch the fourth installment of this on your couch.

What the duck else are you going to do? 🦆

The fact that this 'film' will exist forever as a contribution to our culture is an embarrassment to humanity. Absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. Script, character development, cinematography, effects, costume, acting, everything is atrocious. And to think there's actually any market out there which might find this appealing is deeply disturbing to say the least. Is this what happens when you legalize drugs? There are plenty of low budget independent film makers out there who've done much, much more with lesser resources. And, though many of said films aren't great, at least they have respect for the profession. Avoid this. Please.

In a post-apocalyptic world, where the only remaining inhabited land is Frazier Park, two rival gangs fight for control of the territory. But instead of guns and violence, these gangs settle their disputes through an electrifying dance video game called "Beat Beat Revelation."

FP 4 4EVZ takes us on a heart-racing journey through this dystopian future, where power has shifted, and the local alcoholics have become meth addicts and worse. Amidst this chaos, we are introduced to JTRO and his legendary family of rhythm game warriors, who must fight their way deep into the future to save humanity from a horrific calamity.

The movie's brilliant use of imagery and visual effects transport the audience into this bleak world where everything is at stake, and the only hope for salvation is in the hands of a few. The pulsating soundtrack and exhilarating dance sequences keep us hooked, while the superb performances by the cast keep us invested in the story.

Director Jason Trost's creation is not just a story about a battle for territory; it's a tale about hope, redemption, and the unbreakable bond of family. FP 4 4EVZ is a cinematic experience that leaves you breathless and wanting more.

In conclusion, FP 4 4EVZ is a must-watch for anyone who loves adrenaline-fueled action, an enthralling storyline, and a perfect balance of humor and emotion. This film is a testament to the artistry and talent of its creator, and a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope.

Many film series follow a certain path. Maybe they were all fantasy films? Maybe all science fiction? Maybe a series of dystopias? Never before have I seen a series that followed all of the above like the FP has. FP 4EVZ manages to combine the silliness of "The FP", the LoTR-ness of "Beats of Rage", the 80's dystopia of "Escape from Bako", into one cohesive package that honestly transcends all of the above. It's truly impressive what Jason Trost has created here with an overall story that is both hilarious and serious enough that as a filmmaker myself makes me wish I would have been involved with. The first film was silly in a way that it could have just been a one-off Youtube thing but it went well above that, creating something that I keep recommending to friends over and over again.

The FP series is something special that I would recommend to anyone. It ended well, but makes me wish for more. I hope that everyone can appreciate what a classic this is already. I know that it already has a dedicated fanbase, but ten, twenty years from now? They'll be playing this in specialty theatres and peeps will be wearing their eyepatches proudly, because only TROs wear the eyepatch.