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Xavier Carr, policier à Los Angeles, voit sa vie basculer lorsque son petit frère Wazi, membre d’un gang, est témoin d'un meurtre d’une violence extrême. Xavier ignore que la victime — la petite amie de Wazi, issue du gang rival — a été tuée par la Patrouille de nuit, une unité antigang qui cache un terrible secret. Désormais traqué, Wazi est en danger, tandis qu’Ethan, l’ex-partenaire de Xavier récemment intégré à cette unité, pose des questions risquées. Entre la vengeance des Bloods et les manœuvres d’Ayanda, la mère de Xavier et Wazi et cheffe Crip, Xavier devra protéger son frère, confronter son passé et choisir où va sa loyauté — avant que les gangs ou la police ne fassent une nouvelle victime.
Avis de la communauté (8)
Low budget movie. Terrible acting.
I was pretty excited for this when I watched a trailer for it. I thought it looked like a pretty unique vampire movie. It has some really cool moments and is decently entraining. The pacing was a big issue for me. I also thought the dialogue was pretty awful. This honestly needed more horror elements and a better script. The potential was there for a super original and unique horror experience but it kind of failed at executing that. I liked Justin Long and Jermaine Fowler but the rest of the cast was terrible. The performances left a lot to desired. It had some really great visuals and gore but this was honestly a bit of a bummer. It wasn’t really bad but it could’ve been so much better. * Double Feature at AMC Crestwood 18
It kept me entertained It wasnt too bad but it wasn't really good
A shockingly bad effort from the creative team behind Lowlife. Gone is that film's sophisticated structural ambition, replaced here by a flat, straightforward linear plot. It is dragged down by poorly executed, stylized post-production filters and editing tricks that throw an already faltering narrative out of pace. Prows clearly loves having marginalized characters reclaim their heritage as a weapon, but the social commentary is buried too deep under a visual and narrative mess.