Patrick Lussier and Todd Farmer’s exploitation extravaganza Drive Angry 3-D is not recommended for the squeamish, the highly suggestible, or children under 40. It should be OK for everyone else, though, particularly those with a high threshold for disreputability and a fondness for ’70s-era drive-in caliber action junk. Its hero, played by Nicolas Cage, is a vigilante from hell; his mission, or at least one of them, is to tell the world to eat his dust.
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REVIEW: Drive Angry 3-D Is Disreputable Fun, Until 3-D Fatigue Sets In
