British film geeks have been given an early Christmas present in the UK DVD and video release of what many believe is the worst film of all time.
Yup, Death Race 2000, David Bartel's blindness inducing B-movie starring David Carradine and VERY young Sylvester Stallone (as 'Machine Gun' Joe Viterbo) has been re-released on vid and opens itself up to the magic of DVD.
Fittingly, Roger Corman produced this dire, yet stomach clenchingly funny satire on corporate American values. If you are unfortunate enough to have missed this priceless piece of trash, let me tell you that it's a must for any film collection - not blockbuster heavy.
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Yup, Death Race 2000, David Bartel's blindness inducing B-movie starring David Carradine and VERY young Sylvester Stallone (as 'Machine Gun' Joe Viterbo) has been re-released on vid and opens itself up to the magic of DVD.