No Exit (1996)

Violent look at East Harlem Italian mafia opens with the kidnaping, torture, and killing of a rival gang member and moves forward along a brutal course in its examination of two gang ... See full summary »

Directors:

David DiCerto, Michael DiCerto

Writers:

David DiCerto, Michael DiCerto

Stars:

Frank Zagarino, Nick Sandow, Vincent Pastore

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Frank Zagarino	...	Luka Lentini
Nick Sandow	...	Benny Lentini
Vincent Pastore	...	Tony Landano
Sal Locasio	...	Bravo
Michael Aparo	...	Vinny Mazzarino
Yelba Osorio	...	Mercedes Colon
Arthur J. Nascarella	...	Jimmy 'Cabs'
Lou Lagalante	...	Vincent Mazzarino
Lenny Mangiapane	...	Auggie Mazzarino
Frank Pietrangolare	...	Dommy 'Dice'
Kenny 'Red' Alston	...	Sham
Marc Brett	...	Gagoots
Simon Brooke	...	Shiner
Marc Castellano	...	Petey
Kristen DiCerto	...	Christie

Storyline

Violent look at East Harlem Italian mafia opens with the kidnaping, torture, and killing of a rival gang member and moves forward along a brutal course in its examination of two gang members as they get involved in a messed up drug deal.

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Genres:

Crime

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1998 (USA)

Also Known As:

Horis epistrofi

Filming Locations:

New York City, New York, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Magic Vision Films, Nautilus America, Now! Presentation

Technical Specs

Runtime:

110 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

No realism

The problem with this type films is not that they have an average plot, average acting performances and a standard script. The problem is that there is no realism. Crime epics like Scarface, Dog Day Afternoon and Pulp Fiction contain realism, thats why those movies are unforgettable. This film is not all bad, there is some action and drama in it but nothing more.

RATING: 4/10