'Redline' Trailer

Redline Postor

It’s Friday, so let’s have some fun! Check out this cool trailer called ‘RedLine’, a story about the biggest racing tournament in the universe. With the infiltration of organized crime and corrupt  goverment the tournaments have become more than just competitive racing, they have become deadly! JP, in his quest for fame, takes on the forces against him with his highly specially customized car to become the elite of elite drivers. However, when he falls for the seductive Sonoshee his fate teeters on the edge of destruction.

Check out the very cool munga animation. It’s pretty intense. Enjoy!

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