Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Erik Palladino | ... | Troy | |
Tyson Beckford | ... | Al (as Tyson C. Beckford) | |
Simon Rex | ... | Pete | |
Tatyana Ali | ... | Jessie | |
Raymond J. Barry | ... | Dmitri | |
Yancey Arias | ... | Hector | |
Frank Sivero | ... | Sal | |
Noel Gugliemi | ... | Chino (as Noel Guglielmi) | |
Kristof Konrad | ... | Yuri | |
Douglas Spain | ... | Manny | |
Danny Arroyo | ... | Danny | |
Leticia Castillo | ... | Luci | |
Rigo Sanchez | ... | Flaco | |
Nick Gomez | ... | Davey | |
Emiliano Torres | ... | Noel |
When TROY turned on crime boss DMITRI DEBARTOLLA he was forced to leave Los Angeles and lay low in Miami. After two years, and the loss of his leg in a shootout with a Cuban crime syndicate, Troy returns to LA to reclaim what is rightfully his. A reunion with his former partners in a rundown hotel sets the stage for an explosive encounter where past and present collide. Written by Anonymous
I wonder if this is a movie funded with drug money. Lots of drug money since the production values are very good. Unfortunately the drug must have been a cocaine meth speed-ball, since it is near impossible to tell what the heck is going on. The movie hops around in time and the same bad guy is after the same protagonist so it is hard to tell current events from flashbacks. There was lots of gratuitous violence and you could almost hear the "chop, chop, chop.....snooooorrt, hey lets have him shoot that place up too." If they just financed the movie instead of meddling with the plot, story, and dialog, this might have been much better. The had great acting and cinematography that was ruined by the story. Dopers, who really cares if they kill themselves? The dopers think they are cool, but they have been losers for 2000 years and all the snazzy camera work and good audio can't make it interesting.