And also a vigilante Bronson before its time; but everyone has already noticed that. However, maybe not anyone have noticed that Alan ladd, in 1962, played in 13 WEST STREET, also the scheme of an ordinary law abiding citizen suddenly victim of hoodlums; except that in the movie with Ladd, there were not mobsters but "golden" hoodlums. Both features deserve to be watched and discovered again by bigger audiences. They both worth the viewing. Both are interesting to analyze, especially at the period when they were made. In this film, very curious movie, the supporting characters are interesting and the gang boss friendship with his henchman, the former boxer, is touching and very rare, but typical of a B picture. Excellet anti climax.
Review of Gang War
