Street Racer - Poursuite infernale

STREET RACER www.theasylum.cc Starring : Dustin Fitzsimons & Clint Browning.

This movie seems almost like a classic western scenario," The troubled bad guy makes a mistake and others have to pay his debt and after much effort he makes amends."

The car chases are good, Some things called SHIFTERS (seem like souped up go-karts) are better .

Couple of the actors stand out, Fitzsimons is exceptional-So real in part and journey man skills beyond his years.

Character actors have always been the strength of ANY film, Robert Pike Daniel has a " Wilford Brimley" like panache to his craft, Wish I knew a mentor like him learning to drive. To sum up, STREET RACER besides its "Almost similar title" is a good time on DVD for end.

fans of cars, racing and a REAL story that will having you cheering the hero and

clapping at the villain in the

Watching Street Racer with an open mind and fairly low expectations I still found the film to be terrible in all regards. You may think that considering it's The Asylum that you know it's going to be so, but at the same time you are curious to see if any of their movies are watchable. So far of the twenty or so I've seen(so far, yeah I know but there's something compulsive about the awfulness of these movies), none of them have been, and Street Racer is no exception. While not quite bottom 5- Alien Origin, Titanic II, 2010: Moby Dick, AVH: Alien vs. Hunter and Transmorphers- it is a contender for bottom 10. The lead actor Clint Browning actually tries his best and is decent, but the rest of the acting, especially from Connor Clayton, is awful, full of over-acting or phoning in. The characters and script do nothing in their favour this said, the characters are annoying cardboard cut-outs and the script is unbearably stilted and goes well overboard with the profanity. The story is blandly and predictably told, with a stupid death scene for the villain, characters, props and plot points cropping up and disappearing with no explanation and a very rushed ending. The races have no excitement or drive to them and are further disadvantaged by extremely amateurish editing and camera work. I couldn't even appreciate the car models, which didn't even look that expensive anyway, because of this. The music is nothing special coming across as generic and forgettable. Overall, a film about cars with nothing new or exciting. 1/10 Bethany Cox

I don't know why there is so much hate on here for this movie. It IS low-budget, but I thought they did a really nice job with what they had! Actors/directors/screenwriters have to start somewhere, and I thought they did a great job with this movie.

The actors were believable, and the plot was interesting. I say it's worth the money to check it out!! I especially thought the main guy (Clint Browning, I think) was really good in the movie. He did a good job with what he was given here.

If you want a high-budget movie, get a big-budget movie.

If you are in the mood for a fun movie about street racing, then check this one out!

The only thing i have to say other than this movie being the(hands down) worst movie i've ever seen, and sad to say ill never get this hour and odd minutes of my life back...

Apart from that, LMFAO to the douche bag who says "I don't race ricers" trying to imply it to a "m5 swapped" 525i as he's leaning on a bright yellow HONDA S2k.. F*CKING TOOL

The writers should have really done some more research into what they were trying to make a movie about. I couldn't even imagine what drugs someone was on to approve the script for this movie.

The only positive thing/good thing about this movie were the blue Supra and the red Skyline at the end.. I'm surprised i didn't see them cast a Daewoo Lanos into that jalopy of cars..

Pros:

-- Story's uninspired, but not so bad. Same goes for cinematography and direction.

-- Lead actor playing "Johnny" is trying so hard to be Brad Pitt, it's almost charming. You'll find yourself saying, "Aww, look at the guy trying to be Brad Pitt…"

-- I love this guy "Red," the auto junkyard owner who trains Johnny in racing. He's so authentically and simultaneously grizzled and whimsical, you'll think he's the child of an unholy union between Nick Nolte and Michael J. Pollard.

-- The actor who plays rival racer "Mickey Stiles" is obviously coked up throughout the whole movie. No one's that good an actor. But it works. Keep this actor on coke. (BTW, IMDb says he's the freakin' voice of "Putt Putt" from my kids' video games!)

Cons:

-- The racing scenes are so obviously shot in fast motion you'll half expect Boots Randolph's "Yakety Sax" to be playing in the background.

-- But you won't hear "Yakety Sax" because the same nondescript hip-hop song, which consists of nobody rappers yelling, "WHAT AROUND HERE!" over and over, underscores every race. As if it means something. But it doesn't.

-- Daniel's father and sister are obviously somebody's relatives or friends. Actors this bad and ugly don't get cast without knowing a producer or somebody.

-- Helicopter turn-by-turn in the last race comes out of nowhere with no explanation, while the view from helicopter shows no race at all, just some highway traffic. Who are they? Radio traffic reporters? Cops? And why do they talk like surfer dudes?

-- Final, climactic racing scene comes and goes so quickly, you won't even realize it, because it consists almost entirely of close-ups of drivers yelling, "Come on! Come on!"

-- Bad guy parole officer is so suitable a dou©ebag that you want him to really get it at the end. But when it finally happens, you won't stop laughing. Really, hours later, you won't stop laughing.

Final verdict: I bought "Street Racer" for a buck from a Blockbuster that was going out of business, knowing full well that stocking movies like this helped put Blockbuster out of business. It was worth a buck and 90 minutes of my time. It will be on a blanket in my driveway at my next tag sale.