Martin Henderson
Ice Cube
Monet Mazur
Matt Schulze
Jay Hernandez
Will Yun Lee
Lance Gilbert
Jaime Pressley
John Ashker
Scott Waugh
Erik Betts
Coordinators:
Lance Gilbert
Scott Waugh (assistant)
Erik Betts (fights)
Performers:
John Asker (driver)
Todd Bryant
Jennifer Caputo
Mark Chadwick
Tim Gilbert
Anita Hart
Henri Kingi Jr.
Christopher Leps
Michael Li (rigger)
Ho Sung Pak
Kym Stys
Ryan Watson
Dick Ziker
Doubles:
Minerva Adams
Ellingson Benjamin
Cheryl Bermeo (J. Pressley)
Erik Betts (Ice Cube)
Debbie Evans (M. Mazur)
Regis Harrington
Kathy Jarvis (Monique)
Mike Massa
Jimmy N. Roberts
(M. Henderson)
Gary Toy
Xuyen Valdivia
Director:
Joseph Kahn
: Cary Ford
: Trey
: Shane
: Henry James
: Luther
: Val
: 18 wheeler driver
: China
: Yellow car driver
: Red car driver
: Biker #9
5,5 /10
Biker Cary Ford made some bad friends in the past, and now they've set him up. Henry kills the member of another gang and makes it look as if Ford is the murderer. The victim turns out to be the leader's brother.
Cary now has to run from the police and two gangs, while fighting and riding for his live and trying to clear his name, for which he might have to worjk together with his biggest enemy, while not knowing whom to trust.
An impressive cast, but still a failed attempt to remake Fast and the Furious with bikers instead. You can see them try, but the story and acting ain't convincing, and the cliches don't help. In fact, you can see them coming.
The stunts are nice though, but with a stunt crew like in this movie, they could have presented us more physical action. Why didn't they use the martial artists in their team: Ho Sung Pak, Xuyen Valdivia, Chris Leps, etc. Wasted.......
Luckily the makers keep the speed in the movie, so if you don't mind the typical acting, you might still enjoy the movie, and the many chases and action sequences.