1. Plot

2. Cast

3. Production

4. Release
    Box office  Critical reception  Home media 

5. References

6. External links

• Jason Friedberg
• Aaron Seltzer
• Peter Safran}}

• Jason Friedberg
• Aaron Seltzer}}

• Alex Ashbaugh
• Dale Pavinski
• Lili Mirojnick
• Andrea Navedo
• Dio Johnson}}

• The Safran Company
• 3 in the Box}}

Plot

Undercover police officer Lucas White enters the world of underground street racing to join a gang of street racers led by Vin Serento to get closer to a crime ring led by Los Angeles kingpin Juan Carlos de la Sol. The morning after losing a street race, Lucas goes to Vin's garage with a wrecked Smart Fortwo and lands a job as a mechanic, despite objections by Vin's friend Curtis. He also develops a relationship with Vin's sister Jordana.

The next day, Lucas and Vin head to a secluded area, where they win a dance audition for de la Sol. The duo drive de la Sol's supercar to a warehouse to meet up with a gang and exchange it for a briefcase of cash, only to discover a bomb inside. They play catch with the gang until the bomb explodes on Vin's face before a shootout ensues. Vin chases after the gang leader while Lucas accidentally guns down Detective Hanover, his superior and the only one aware of his identity as an undercover cop. After the duo flee from the scene, Detective Rock Johnson and Officer Julie Canaro arrive to investigate the shootout. Meanwhile, de la Sol orders a hit on Vin following the double-cross. Back at Serento Garage, Vin and the gang discover a list of de la Sol's illegal activities through a computer in the supercar, to which they set out to steal de la Sol's secret stash of $100 million. For this heist, Vin employs the services of Rapper Cameo, Cool Asian Guy, and Model Turned Actress. At the same time, Jordana reveals to Lucas that she is pregnant with their child. Later, the gang begin their heist, but end up on the wrong street and mistakenly mug a pastor and a nun delivering bingo night money. They regroup and deduce that the secret stash is inside a Big Ass Taco restaurant. They hatch a plan to break into the vault, steal the cash, and flee to an extradition-free country with no casualties involved, except for Curtis. The next morning, Johnson and his squad raid the garage; the facility is empty, but Canaro discovers the gang's plans, which are heavily ignored by Johnson.

At the Big Ass Taco, the gang realize they have been double-crossed by Curtis and engage in a shootout with de la Sol's thugs. At the last minute, Curtis is shot dead by de la Sol's henchman Cesar while protecting Vin. Using the restored Smart and Lucas' Toyota Corolla, Vin and Lucas tow the whole restaurant away. De la Sol and Cesar chase after them with Johnson and his squad in pursuit. Vin's lesbian girlfriend Michelle hands herself over to Canaro to help the gang get away. Meanwhile, de la Sol kicks Cesar out of his SUV after an argument over the climate control. Johnson kills Cesar in a shootout and stops de la Sol, but the kingpin flees after bribing the detective with a male enhancement kit. Upon hearing an explosion, Johnson heads to the abandoned restaurant and chases after the gang. He nabs Jordana and reveals to her and Vin that Lucas is an undercover cop. Lucas, instead, handcuffs Johnson to the spoiler of Jordana's Scion tC and walks away with Vin and Jordana while Johnson struggles to grab his bottle of baby oil on the ground. With the cash stowed in the trunks, Lucas and Vin agree to one more race, with Jordana's unborn baby at stake. However, de la Sol arrives, demanding the return of his money, but is run over by a squad car with Michelle and Canaro making out. Lucas, Vin, and Jordana then race off, with Vin arguing with the GPS device after it directs him to a wig shop.

Cast

• Alex Ashbaugh as Officer Lucas White, a parody of Brian O'Conner (The name Lucas White may also be a reference to Lucas Black, who played Sean Boswell)
• Dale Pavinski as Vin Serento, a parody of Dominic Toretto
• Lili Mirojnick as Jordana Serento a parody of Mia Toretto
• Andrea Navedo as Michelle Toritz, a parody of Letty Ortiz
• Daniel Booko as Curtis, a parody of Vince
• Dio Johnson as Detective Rock Johnson, a parody of Luke Hobbs
• Rogelio Douglas, Jr. as Rapper Cameo, a parody of both Tej Parker and Roman "Rome" Pearce (But his character appearance resembles Edwin, character portrayed by rapper Ja Rule from The Fast and the Furious)
• Chris Pang as Cool Asian Guy, a parody of Han Lue
• Chanel Celaya as Model Turned Actress, a parody of Gisele Yashar
• Shantel Wislawski as Officer Julie Canaro, a parody of Monica Fuentes and Elena Neves
• Omar Chaparro as Juan Carlos de la Sol, a parody of Arturo Braga and Hernan Reyes
• Joseph Julian Soria as Cesar Villacruz, a parody of Fenix Calderon and Zizi
• Gonzalo Menendez as Detective Hanover
• Amin Joseph as Dre
• Luis Chavez as Hector
• Cuete Yeska as José.

Production

Release

Box office

As of March 30, the film's total box office gross is US$2,075,731.^[1]

Critical reception

The film has received generally negative reviews from critics. Joe Leydon of Variety commented on his review of the film that "Superfast! takes aim at easy targets, and misses by miles."^[5] Martin Tsai of the Los Angeles Times commented on his review that "While fans can appreciate all the winks and nudges, the film is a wreck for the uninitiated."^[6] Brian Orndorf of Blu-ray.com gave the film a score of 2 out of 10, calling it "a brain-dead endeavor, with the helmers returning to their comfort zone of head bonks and fart noises, even throwing in two incidents where a character is struck out of the blue by a speeding car. Perhaps Friedberg and Seltzer are vaudeville enthusiasts. Perhaps they can’t dream up an original joke to save their lives. Either way, Superfast is steamrolled by painfully obvious stupidity that’s never funny."^[7]

Home media

The film premiered on VOD and in select theaters on April 3.^[5] It was released on DVD in Japan on April 17 by Asmik Ace Entertainment under the title {{nihongo|Wild na Speed! Aho Mission|ワイルドなスピード！AHO MISSION}} (a play on Wild Speed, the Japanese title for The Fast and the Furious).^[8] In France, the film was released by TF1 Vidéo under the title Superfast 8.^[9]

References

External links

• {{Official website|http://aho-mission.asmik-ace.co.jp/}} {{ja icon}}
• {{IMDb title|2933474|Superfast!}}
• {{rotten-tomatoes|superfast|Superfast!}}

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