Scott Kalvert's take on rival gangs facing each other on the same street in the lat 50's falls flat more than it succeeds and too standard to be easily enjoyed- a kid dies from heroin OD and his brother and gang vow to not let smack back on the street. But three years later, the truce is seeming to start to break up, much to the dismay of a priest (Vincent Pastore playing against type) and a mob boss (Matt Dillon who should've had more screen time). Some interesting elements, like Munoz's character and the cement block scene, but overall it doesn't amount to much. C+
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