The above plot line seems like it would hit gold if done properly, however this is not the case. Frankenstein is also trying to destroy the director of Death race Niles York (Dougray Scott) as he is on his vicious journey. As Frankenstein is driving for his life and freedom he is also protecting his amazing pit crew Goldberg (Danny Trejo) and Lists (Fred Koehler), and his navigator Katrina (Tanit Phoenix) from all of his opponents executives who put on this Death Race. All of the vehicles have tons of giant guns and are reinforced with strong metal to help in the killing of the participants. This time, the race is in the deserts of South Africa with much more sinister forces trying to stop him at every turn. This flick picks up a couple of years after part 2, with convict Carl Lucas aka Frankenstein (Luke Goss) one inch closer to his freedom as he has to win one more Death Race. However, that is not the case with Part 3, as its filmmaking, dialogue, editing, and action scenes all fall below the level of entertaining into a dull boring pit of frustration. The type of movies you can watch with your friends at midnight and play drinking games to. None of these films were really any good, however the first two out of this recent renewal were big, stupid fun action films. You still with me? If you're new to Death Race, this particular universe was made famous by Roger Corman in 'Death Race 2000', and now lives strong on direct-to-video releases.
And it's the 2nd prequel in the franchise that follows part 2 and leads up to the first film that starred Jason Statham. 'Death Race 3: Inferno' is the third film in the 'Death Race' franchise made famous on infamous once again by Paul W.S.
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