Death Race: Inferno

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Fuel Your Passion: Enter the Inferno

Death Race: Inferno thrusts Frankenstein into the fiery deserts of South Africa, where twisted metal meets scorched earth! Amid betrayals and explosive races, he battles to escape Weyland's grip and claim ultimate freedom—a blazing inferno of death and speed!

Death Race: Inferno Trivia

In "Death Race: Inferno," which character is revealed to be Frankenstein? (Hard)

#1: Carl Lucas

#2: Niles York

#3: Weyland

#4: Goldberg

In "Death Race: Inferno," what location serves as the main setting for the race? (Medium)

#1: South Africa

#2: Brazil

#3: Australia

#4: Mexico

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Death Race: Inferno Fun Facts

Danny Trejo, who plays Goldberg in Death Race: Inferno, performed many of his own stunts.

Death Race: Inferno was filmed in South Africa, utilizing its diverse landscapes to depict the post-apocalyptic setting.

Death Race: Inferno Polls

Who is your favorite character in Death Race: Inferno?

Carl Lucas

Katrina Banks

Goldberg

Niles York

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What is your favorite action scene in Death Race: Inferno?

The Desert Chase

The Convoy Ambush

The Final Race

The Helicopter Battle

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Popular Characters

Carl Lucas

November Jude

Lisa Lucas

Rocco

Katherin

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The Englishman

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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production_announcement

April 27, 2012

Announcement of Death Race: Inferno

The official announcement is made about the production of the movie Death Race: Inferno, a sequel in the Death Race film series.

filming

August 2012

Start of Principal Photography for Death Race: Inferno

Filming for Death Race: Inferno officially begins, involving cast and crew in production locations.

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October 2012

Completion of Filming for Death Race: Inferno

Filming of the movie Death Race: Inferno is completed, entering post-production for editing and effects.

release

March 12, 2013

Death Race: Inferno Release

Death Race: Inferno is released direct-to-video and digital platforms, making the movie available to the public.

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