Drive Angry
A vengeful father escapes Hell to track down the cult that murdered his daughter and stole her baby, teaming up with a tough waitress as he battles demons and devil-worshipping killers in a high-octane rampage through purgatory.
“One hell of a ride.”
Synopsis
Milton is a hardened felon who has escaped from Hell, determined to track down the violent cult responsible for the brutal murder of his daughter and the kidnapping of her baby. He forms an alliance with a tough, no-nonsense waitress.
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Edited by Devin C LussierShot by Brian PearsonScored by Michael WandmacherDesigned by Nathan Amondson
Box Office
2011 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$40.9M
US & Canada: $10.7M — 26% of worldwide · International: $30.2M (74%)
Opening weekend: $5.2M — 48% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $6.9M — 64% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,290 theaters
Also known as
- Drive Angryde
- Hell Driverfr
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Cast & Crew
59 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
36Robin Mcgee
as Guy with Camera Phone
Fabian C Moreno
as Latino Busboy
Edrick Browne
as Rookie
Marc Macaulay
as Sarge
Pruitt Taylor Vince
as Roy
Julius Washington
as Uniformed Officer
Jamie Teer
as Babysitter
Bryan Massey
as Trooper #1
Timothy Walter
as Trooper #2
Kent Jude Bernard
as Teen #1
Brent Phillip Henry
as Teen #2
Gerry May
as TV Male News Reporter #1
Sherri Talley
as TV Female News Reporter #2
Arianne Martin
as Milton's Daughter (Older)
Con Schell
as Driver
Nick Gomez
as Middle
Joe Chrest
as Passenger
Oakley Lehman
as Cultist with Iron Pipe
Thirl Haston
as Cultist with Sickle
Jake Brake
as Cultist with Machete
Tim J Smith
as Cultist with Hatchet
Jeff Dashnaw
as Cowboy with Cattle Prod
Tim Trella
as Cultist with Sledge
James Landry Hebert
as Man in Leather Jacket
Kenneth Wayne Bradley
as Man with Wig
Kendrick Hudson
as Burly Dude
Michael Papajohn
as Tattooed Guy
April Littlejohn
as Business Woman
Henry Kingi
as Thin Old Man
Simona Williams
as Lady in Leopard Skin
Shelby Swatek
as Truck Driving Woman
Joseph Blackstone
as Bar Patron (uncredited)
Dan Forest
as American Indian Dad (uncredited)
Elise Fyke
as Laughing Cowgirl (uncredited)
Lanie Taylor
as Milton's Daughter - Younger (uncredited)
David Lee Valle
as Highway Patrol (uncredited)
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