: Viewers frequently point out the "TV movie" feel, noting corny dialogue and a rushed climax.

: While Scott Baio's role as a villain is noted as an interesting change of pace, some critics found him "not intimidating enough". Taylor Cole's performance is often cited as a highlight.

Released in 2008, (also known as Red Mercury in Australia) is an action-thriller TV movie that often gets labeled as a low-budget clone of the Fast & Furious franchise. Directed by Gerry Lively, the film centers on the high-stakes world of stock car racing and illegal smuggling. Plot Summary

as Frank Chase: Taking a rare turn as a villainous "heavy".

The story follows (played by Sam Page), a minor-league stock car racer struggling to break into NASCAR. His luck seemingly changes when he is hired as a private mechanic for Frank Chase (Scott Baio), a wealthy millionaire with an extensive car collection.

Finish Line (2008) -

: Viewers frequently point out the "TV movie" feel, noting corny dialogue and a rushed climax.

: While Scott Baio's role as a villain is noted as an interesting change of pace, some critics found him "not intimidating enough". Taylor Cole's performance is often cited as a highlight. Finish Line (2008)

Released in 2008, (also known as Red Mercury in Australia) is an action-thriller TV movie that often gets labeled as a low-budget clone of the Fast & Furious franchise. Directed by Gerry Lively, the film centers on the high-stakes world of stock car racing and illegal smuggling. Plot Summary : Viewers frequently point out the "TV movie"

as Frank Chase: Taking a rare turn as a villainous "heavy". Released in 2008, (also known as Red Mercury

The story follows (played by Sam Page), a minor-league stock car racer struggling to break into NASCAR. His luck seemingly changes when he is hired as a private mechanic for Frank Chase (Scott Baio), a wealthy millionaire with an extensive car collection.