Death Race

Paul W.S. Anderson's remake is noisy, brutal, bloodthirsty fun

Nothing in director Paul W.S. Anderson's schlock drawer -- not "Mortal Kombat," not "Event Horizon," not "Resident Evil," not "Alien vs. Predator" -- prepares you for the peppy, good-time nastiness that is "Death Race."
It's a loose remake of "Death Race 2000" (1975), which imagined a bloodthirsty nation crazy for a cross-country rally full of flying, dying spectators and ruthlessly sociopathic drivers, not to mention Mary Woronov as the most fearsome thing on four wheels.
Anderson's version goes its own frenetic way, and it's one of those vicious larks that just plain hit the spot. [...]

di Michael Phillips, articolo completo (3749 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 22 agosto 2008