I saw this movie when we were scrolling the other day, and I wanted to watch it. I had some time this morning, so I put it on. It's based on the book Hell's Kitchen Has a Pantry by Borden Chase.
Marty leads a gang of young criminals who meet in the basement of a building. When a robbery goes wrong, he takes the wrap and refuses to give up the names of the other kids who were with him.
Fast forward many years. Marty owns a business, but he's a bit ruthless. He has enforcers he sends out when a man won't pay his debts. The man dies, and one of the other friends, Joe, suspects foul play. Marty isn't happy about the crossover of his personal and professional affairs and tries to separate them. Unfortunately, Joe ends up dead, and his brother feels the need to avenge the death.
The whole dynamic between the friends fractures eventually, which is to be expected. The end also was pretty much what I expected. There wasn't anything spectacular that stood out to me, and I think the best part was the closed captioning. It was one of those times when I needed it since the audio wasn't super clear. The things that would pop up on the screen at time were amusing, so I had more fun with that than the movie itself. DEATH TO SQUEALERS!
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