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Crank: High Voltage (2009)

Directed by Brian Taylor, Mark Neveldine

Action

Most recently watched by sleestakk, jenerator, seanCduregger

Overview

Chelios faces a Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a battery-powered ticker that requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working.

Rated R | Length 96 minutes

Actors

Jason Statham | Amy Smart | David Carradine | Dwight Yoakam | Bai Ling | Clifton Collins Jr. | Jose Pablo Cantillo | Efren Ramirez | Julanne Chidi Hill | Reno Wilson | Keone Young | Art Hsu | Joseph Julian Soria | Corey Haim | Geri Halliwell | Billy Unger | Jamie Harris | John de Lancie | Ho-Kwan Tse | Galen Yuen | Shu Lan Tuan | Anne Girard | Yeva-Genevieve Lavlinski | Reid Harper | David Rubin | Chester Bennington | Setu Taase | Eidan Hanzei | Najja Meeks | David Rolas | David Dooyun Kim | Portis Hershey | Atticus Todd | Peter Mark | Chad Damiani | Jai Stefan | Tom Roach | Maynard James Keenan | Danny Lohner | Danna Hansen | Keith Jardine | Cherinda Kincherlow | Billy Gillespie | Samuel Hubinette | Michael Weston | Dan Callahan | Lloyd Kaufman | Joseph D. Reitman | Lexington Steele | Ron Jeremy | Monique Alexander | Jenna Haze | Kate Mulligan | Nick Manning | Ed Powers | Larry Eudene | Mandy Amano | Jay Xcala | Glenn Howerton | Sam Witwer | David Baptiste | Simone Bargetze | Patrick Bautista | Sorana Black | Darryl Chan | Alexandre Chen | Rossie Cottrell | Nick Dash | Marisa DeVonish | Sabrina Diaz | Tony Flores | Menina Fortunato | Toni Fox | Sharlene Grover | Jen Halperin | Lauren Holly | Leo Ibanez | Hannah Landberg | Josiah D. Lee | Rosa Lee | Raven Lexy | Erin Micklow | Alan Mueting | Bibiana Navas | Christine Q. Nguyen | Jimmy Ortega | Nicole Randall | C. Frederick Secrease | Teemaree | Kurly Tlapoyawa | Shirley To | Brandon Trost | Jason Trost | Tricia Trotter | Janna VanHeertum | Peter Mark Vasquez | Holly Weber

Viewing History (seen 1 time)

Viewing Notes

It’s not as good as part one, but it’s a worth middle chapter with a ludicrously frenetic pace.

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