This is a modern Gangstermovie made in the tradition of classics like Scarface (1932) and Little Cesar(1931) and mixed with modern Gang-movies. It is cheap and trashy but has some really great and memorable scenes, for example, when young Tony loses one of his fingers. The whole movie starts getting interesting after the second part when William Smith appears as Fitz, who helps Tony out of some tricky situations. This is one of the best and most memorable parts this great B-movie-actor ever played. Another thing in this movie I will never forget is that the bad guy is named after an austrian popsinger: Falco.
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