Mark Neveldine

  Apparently Jason Statham will once again be pushing the limits of physical abuse as the one and only Chev Chelios in Crank 3 .  Writer/director Mark Neveldine seems to have confirmed that the third installment of his franchise is indeed happening, he also discusses how they’ll deal with bringing back Statham’s Chelios who seemed to die (again) at the end of Crank: High Voltage .   In a recent interview with Empire, Neveldine was very forthcoming about the prospects of adding to the...Read Full Story

The plot revolves around Carlito (Carlos Sanz), who leads a wealthy and influential Mexican-American crime syndicate in Los Angeles, he is simply referred to in the film as the "West Coast Crime Syndicate". Worried about the encroachment of a group into LA of heavily-armed members of the Chinese mafia, and the effects that may have upon his operations, Carlito orders the contract killing of their leader, Don Kim (Keone Young). Carlito's best hitman, an English man called Chev Chelios (Jason...Read Full Story

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. Directors: Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor Writers: Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor Stars: Jason Statham, Amy Smart and Clifton Collins Jr. Synopsis In this high-octane sequel, hitman Chev Chelios’ (Statham) launches himself on an electrifying chase through Los Angeles in pursuit of the Chinese mobster...Read Full Story

Where’s my fucking pumper? – Chev Chielos After I was surprised that enjoyed the batshit crazy movie Crank by directors Neveldine/Taylor, here comes the WTF sequel to the film, Crank: High Voltage . I didn’t see this movie in the theaters because of the bad buzz surrounding it. It tried to top everything that happened in the first movie that nobody could enjoy it. If you haven’t seen the first movie, I will spoil the ending to that movie to introduce this movie. Be warned. Picking...Read Full Story

Gerard Butler’s latest, “Gamer” is essentially a rehash of the Arnold Schwarzenegger 1987 sci-fi actioner “The Running Man”, minus the groan-inducing quips and overall sense of cheesy fun. Sure, Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor have more to work with, including a more expressive leading man in Gerard Butler (though he doesn’t necessarily show it off here), better CG-assisted mayhem, and of course, more advanced squib effects to wow the audience with. Unfortunately the 2009 edition doesn’t...Read Full Story