Featured Audience Ratings

• Ed Fucking H

  
  It would be easy to call this movie a rip off of the Warriors, and truth be told you'd be correct, but this is also a very strong, well paced and extremely entertaining flick from Enzo G. Castellari. That's not to say it isn't flawed, but for me at least what it does… More
  It would be easy to call this movie a rip off of the Warriors, and truth be told you'd be correct, but this is also a very strong, well paced and extremely entertaining flick from Enzo G. Castellari. That's not to say it isn't flawed, but for me at least what it does right, out weighs it's minor screw up's. Anyways it's those little imperfection's that make these kind of movis so much fun anyways. The deal is it's 1990 and the NYPD has completely given up on bringing law and order back to the Bronx. Gangs rule the streets and the borough is divided up by the warring gangs, with increasingly ridiculous themes. I really liked the inclusion of that dude playing drums by the bridge during that stand off towards the begining. Not sure why it just set the tone for me. Anyways this movie features many good fight scenes throughout, some decent gore, class 80's soundtrack, some sketchy acting, some great dialouge and so on. You could do a lot worse.

• Patrick D

  
  Having seen this on VHS in local video stores growing up I always past it by. As I grew I also grew to want to see this film. Finding it for only 20 bucks with 2 other post-apocalypic flicks I jumped on the chance, only to find it wasn't what I expected even if it did have Fred… More
  Having seen this on VHS in local video stores growing up I always past it by. As I grew I also grew to want to see this film. Finding it for only 20 bucks with 2 other post-apocalypic flicks I jumped on the chance, only to find it wasn't what I expected even if it did have Fred Williamson and 80's schlock.