While his classmates were preparing for Quinceañeras, Confirmations and various Mitzvahs, Yue was busy doing drugs, watching porn, and street racing. While racing for pinks, Yue ends up drifting off a cliff and dies. His short life of debauchery lands him on a one way rocket ship to hell where he comes face-to-face with the Devil. An eternity of torturing sinners has left Old Scratch with a scratch he just can’t itch, and when Yue arrives he offers him a deal: serve as a general in his army of demons or a race through the nine levels of hell for his freedom.
We know what we’d pick: to lead the vanguard of the damned against Boston sports fans. But Yue decides he’d rather see his friends and family again, so a race it is. It’s Yue versus the devil, Ford versus Chevy, manual versus automatic in a film that dares to ask the question what if someone took the song The Devil Went Down to Georgia and turned it into a full length movie? We’re pretty sure that’s how Pretty Woman got green lit, and look how big a star Jason Alexander became.