Can you believe that summer is almost over? And there was no Action, well leaving COVID-19. But don’t be disheartened you are about to get a big dose of thrilling Action with HBO max’s Action Park. While our summer wasn’t filled with Amusement parks or fun trips, HBO Max has come up with an amazing and dangerous Substitute. Sounds intriguing right? On 27th of August HBO will showcase a brand new Documentary: Class Action Park.
This was the most Hit park of New Jersey in 80-90. But was also regarded as the most dangerous amusement park. Over the years many action park alumni have shared their experience and a lot of feature films and scripted series were inspired by them. But most recently a tell-all book was released by the son of the owner of the park. What an adrenaline Junkie he must have been. Now that’s a book I want to read. For the first time in history people would be able to experience this insane creation through real life footage and experience in HBO Max’s Action Park documentary.
All You Need to Know About Action Park
Did you know that this Action park had been moved to the realm of Legend and Myth? So you are in for a treat as HBO Max’s Class Action park is the first feature length documentary which will explore the truth behind this legend. This park was in a league of its own. Though it was opened in 1978 very soon it became a death-trap. It was notorious for its extreme rides which lead you to many a broken bones and even your death.
In a single week in 1982 two people had died on water rides and HBO MAX’S Action park will look back on this and more. The documentary would use investigative journalism and newly discovered Footage’s with interviews from people who lived to tell their stories. The documentary was produced and directed by Chris Charles Scot and Seth Porges.
The idea was conceived by Mr Porges since he saw Action Park as a subject for investigative journalism. He wanted to talk to the people who went there as teenagers and survived to tell the Action. Also he discovered some documents and footage that state that those who went to Action Park had “free rein to go gonzo on strange contraptions that seemed to violate the laws of common sense, and perhaps physics.”
So tune in to Classic Action Park Documentary for the scariest ride of Summer.
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