ADRENALINE

A drag racer's life is turned upside-down after a near fatal car crash, leaving him paraplegic. Joseph Jenkins (Michael Rosander) thinks his life is over, but while in the hospital, he meets Elijah Salisbury (Gregory Alan Williams), who gives him a new perspective on life and helps get him back to living. When Joseph returns home, and an old friend of his father's, Paul Sharpe (John Schneider), steps in and helps him back into a race car, and teaches him how to race all over again.

The soundtrack of this film features the song "Take Me Home" from the album The Greater Cause. It can be heard at 1:26:15 (just the intro) and is used during the credits. John Schlitt also plays a small role in the film as former drag race champion Johnny Lightneen, who's being interviewed about Joseph Jenkins and his competitors during the final race of the film at 1:19:58-1:20:30.

Main Menu

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Trailer 1 The Perfect Summer (01:45)

Trailer 2 Rumors Of War (02:09)

Trailer 3 A Long Way Off (02:20)

Adrenaline (93:36)

Scenes

Audio

Subtitles

Bonus

Behind The Scenes

Rockingham (09:40)

Lizzy Musi (11:20)

Tommy D'Aprile (05:09)

Dart Wreck Tests (00:13)

Deleted Scenes

Dinners With Dad (01:24)

Bloopers

Adrenaline Workout (00:18)

Boogie Woogie (00:11)

Crank Me Up (01:08)

JS Christopher Walken (00:15)

John Schlitt is featured in the Rockingham bonus feature at 3:26-3:43 (as a silent bystander), at 5:04-5:16 (passing through the background on the phone), and at 5:51-6:48 (interview and behind the scenes of his contribution).

Director

Joseph Quinn Simpkins

Release date

08-September-2015

Record label

Adrenaline Distribution / Word Entertainment

Release date

08-September-2015

DVD release

US Adrenaline Distribution / Word Entertainment WD9-11389

Cast

John Schneider, Michael Rosander, Charlene Amoia, Gregory Alan Williams, Myke Holmes

Production details

Production designer: Kristin Mason

3D visual effects: Matt Stewart

Original music by Jason Graves

Film editing by Ryan Risley

Cinematography by Eli Wallace

Co-executive producer: Joseph Quinn Simpkins

Executive producer: Del Baron

Produced, written, and directed by Joseph Quinn Simpkins

Artwork details

None given