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Crank: High Voltage, the second installment in Lionsgate's Chev Chelios saga, offers less action and more sleaze. Maybe it is time to let Chelios really die.

Crank is over-the-top. Crank is outlandish, ridiculous, inane, silly, and violent. But for audiences seeking mindless yet creative action, Crank is a whole lot of fun.

Chev Chelios (Statham) returns from the dead in a hilariously over-the-top follow-up to Crank. It has to be seen to be believed; it really does.

The directors turned up the action and violence in this sequel to the 2006 hit film Crank.

If Neveldine/Taylor's films are to resemble video games, this one plays like the secret level embedded by a programmer after a frenzied weekend of mescaline.

In this second installment of the Crank series, the die-hard hit man survives one horrific experience only to be thrown into another.

Over-the-top is merely the beginning of this flawed sequel to the 2006 sleeper hit Crank. Jason Statham returns as the unstoppable Chev Chelios. 2.5 stars out of 4.

Look for these new science fiction and horror movies from Lionsgate and Overture Films in theaters this fall.

Chaos, a film directed by Tony Giglio, is not an earth-shattering, mind-blowing who-dunnit. Hyphenated words aside, Chaos is a solid mystery worth the Redbox rental fee.

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Sean Patrick Flanery, Norman Reedus star in the continuing saga about vigilante justice.

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Action movie from the writer/director team of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor Gerard Butler stars as prisoner competing in an online computer game.

Writers and directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor are no strangers to violent action. Their science fiction debut, Gamer, exceeds all expectations in bloodshed.