(Flash Review)
This opens with an actual reporter's recount of an organized crime murder. The film then portrays this story and how 14 Street in Phenix, Alabama has been overrun by wretched people that put fear into the general public. When General Patterson returns home from service, he is angered by seeing the violence and his father is talked into running for office to clean up the crime. Will he be able to convince voters to vote him in while they are threatened and attacked while the police department does less than the bare minimum? Crazy that the actually happened. The film is well edited, paced and the story was engaging.
This opens with an actual reporter's recount of an organized crime murder. The film then portrays this story and how 14 Street in Phenix, Alabama has been overrun by wretched people that put fear into the general public. When General Patterson returns home from service, he is angered by seeing the violence and his father is talked into running for office to clean up the crime. Will he be able to convince voters to vote him in while they are threatened and attacked while the police department does less than the bare minimum? Crazy that the actually happened. The film is well edited, paced and the story was engaging.