Fred Rail 3: Fred's Strange Escapade

Fred Rail 3: Fred's Strange Escapade
Directed by	FredTheTimeLord
Produced by	FredTheTimeLord
Written by	FredTheTimeLord
Based on	Fred Rail by Fred Brand
Staring	TBA
Music by	Various Artists
Production company	Fred Rail Films Division
Distributed by	Fred Brand Home Movies
Release date	November 12, 2020
Running time	TBA
Country	United States
Budget	$0

Fred Rail 3: Fred's Strange Escapade, also known as Fred Rail 3 or often stylized as Fred's Strange Escapade is a 2020 action-adventure comedy film written and directed by FredTheTimeLord. The film is adapted from an incomplete 6-part miniseries that was never fully produced.

Plot

Set directly after Fred Rail 2, Fred gets smited out of the Space World and into the real world, where he finds some friends and foes. Along the way, they unintentionally bring a virus onto the New World that turns everything into a hyperrealistic version of itself, destroying creativity and the fabric of the universe as they knew it.

Chapters

No.	Title
1	"Beginnings"
Fred Rail Fred defeats the evil Elpmurf in a dance battle following the events of Fred Rail 2. Back on the New World, he catches Frumple jumping on his bed, to which Frumple chases Fred and banishes him to the Mexico side of the US-Mexico border.
2	"Kids in America"
Fred finds SansNotLuigi in Mexico.
3	"Thriller"
TBA
4	"Infected"
TBA
5	"Last Train Home"
TBA
6	"Race for the Prize"
TBA

Trivia

Did you know...

• Each of the 6 chapter titles are references to songs?
  • "Beginnings" by Chicago Transit Authority (Chicago).
  • "Kids in America" by Kim Wilde.
  • "Thriller" by Michael Jackson.
  • "Infected" by Bad Religion.
  • "Last Train Home" by Pat Metheny Group.
  • "Race for the Prize" by The Flaming Lips.
    • Despite "Infected" being a song title reference, FredTheTimeLord has never heard of the song before and just needed a song that had a title related to diseases or something.
• Footage for the film was shot in Garry's Mod and Minecraft, although the first credit sequence uses renders made in Mine-imator.
• In the opening music video, Fred's wearing a blue suit instead of his normal attire. This was due to a missing texture for Fred's right hand. This issue is noticeable throughout the film.
• Despite U.S. Soldier 1 wearing a vest that says "FBI", he is only a United States Army Soldier.
• There are many pop culture references and stuff throughout the film. Here are a few:
  • The "Once in a (Fred Rail) Lifetime" music video is a direct parody of the music video for "Once in a Lifetime" by Talking Heads and uses some original footage.
  • Doug Walker (AKA the Nostalgia Critic) makes a brief cameo in the "Once in a (Fred Rail) Lifetime" music video.
  • The title sequence uses music from and is a parody of the titles for the 1966 film Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.
  • Frumple jumping on the bed is a reference to that famous children's song about monkeys jumping on beds.
  • The U.S. Soldiers use models from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
  • The ending sequences in each part are parodies of the credits sequences from parts 1 and 3 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
  • Sans' 1st realistic design is based off Undertale Sans, as his Minecraft skin is that of Sans from the RPG Undertale.
  • The truck that Fred and Sans drive away from the US-Mexico border in is a Boxville truck from the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
  • Clark uses the model of Dr. Isaac Kleiner from the Half-Life series.
  • Sans' 2nd realistic design is a literal skeleton, a reference to the Human body.
  • The plane destined for the Old World is a Boeing 747.
  • The Texas rocket launch site is a reference to SpaceX's Boca Chica launch site.
  • "Terror Trains From Fred Rail" is a parody of "Killer Klowns" by the Dickies.
  • Thomas the Tank Engine makes several appearances.
  • The zombies Fred avoids are zombies from Half-Life 2.
  • The scene where Fred is teleported takes place on the Enterprise (NX-01) from Star Trek: Enterprise.
  • Sans directly references the Super Mario universe, also a reference to his username being SansNotLuigi.
  • U.S. Soldier 1 directly references Bill Clinton, and later United States war crimes in two unrelated sentences.
  • Clark makes a reference about the C.I.A, a real life organization that exists in the United States.
  • Clark recalibrating his laser gun is a reference to any Sci-Fi tv show where the protagonists had to alter their weapons to have an effect on an enemy that would be otherwise immune to the weapons (cough cough Borg).
  • Clark's head spin is a reference to any horror movie where the evil possessed person's head spins.
  • Jim Carrey's Mask character makes a brief cameo in the background of a travel montage.
  • Kermit the Frog also makes a brief cameo in the background.
  • Kazuma Kiryu from the Yakuza series also makes a cameo in the background.
  • Gummibär makes a cameo as well.
  • The Black Mesa Research Facility logo is seen at the location of the final battle.
  • U.S. Soldier 1 offers to purchase coffee, a reference to the popular beverage.
• "Roundabout" by Yes is the only song to appear in multiple Fred Rail films. It made it's first debut in a Fred Rail film during a scene in Fred Rail 2 where Fred Rail Dave is running around West Bakersville and Fred Brand cars are exploding.