Overview

Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy continues the adrenaline-fueled mayhem of the cult Death Race franchise, returning to its gritty, ultra-violent roots. Set in a dystopian future where the brutal sport known as “Death Race” thrives in a lawless prison colony, the film follows a new contender infiltrating the deadly competition to take down its mysterious champion — the legendary driver Frankenstein.

The story mixes high-octane vehicular carnage with underground rebellion themes, as an undercover operative must survive the race, expose the truth, and confront the anarchic world that celebrates death as entertainment.

Highlights

Savage, over-the-top vehicular combat with explosions, blades, flamethrowers, and high-speed kills.

Gritty post-apocalyptic setting that feels raw and chaotic — echoing the spirit of Mad Max and the original Death Race 2000.

Zach McGowan brings intensity and charisma as the new anti-hero, while Danny Trejo delivers his usual tough-guy charm.

Director Don Michael Paul amps up the brutality and style — more blood, more speed, more anarchy.

Most Memorable Moments

The opening Death Race sequence, introducing the underground arena’s insane energy and violence.

The reveal of Frankenstein, masked and menacing — a symbol of rebellion and chaos.

The explosive final race where betrayal, revenge, and survival collide in a fiery spectacle.

Danny Glover’s calm yet chilling presence as part of the power structure behind the chaos.

Fan Reactions

“Pure chaos — violent, fast, and unapologetically fun.”

“Feels like a mix of Mad Max and The Running Man, with a dose of grindhouse energy.”

“Not for everyone, but if you love cars, explosions, and carnage — it delivers.”

Final Verdict

Death Race 4: Beyond Anarchy is loud, savage, and proudly excessive — a return to the outlaw energy that made the franchise a guilty pleasure. While light on story and heavy on destruction, it knows exactly what it is: brutal entertainment for action junkies who crave speed, fire, and rebellion.

Rating: 6.5/10