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The template at the bottom of the page suggests that this film is a "mockbuster" of the film Death Race. I seem to remember that this was originally announced under the title Road Rage (through Insane Clown Posse's website), and that it was an independent production. The original announcement made no mention of it being produced or distributed by Asylum, or that it was a "mockbuster" of Death Race. Now, aside from personal opinion, is there any evidence that the film was produced as a mockbuster? I think it is overopinionated to infer that every film produced by Asylum is a "mockbuster" without sources to back up each film claimed as such. Obviously, many of these films appear to be cashing in on the films they are suggested to be "mockbusting", but WP:NPOV doesn't allow us to only go by our own opinions. (Sugar Bear (talk) 02:22, 5 February 2009 (UTC))Reply
On second thought, disregard my questions about the production. I can see from the distributor's blog that it is an Asylum production. (Sugar Bear (talk) 11:36, 6 February 2009 (UTC))Reply
