I can suspend disbelief for implausible plot points. Yes, I can. Bad Blood certainly has its fair share. However, this movie's biggest sin is that the writers expect the audience to believe that a small gang of mischievous teenage males split $3 million dollars from a foiled armored car robbery they came upon 15 years ago--and during this decade and a half of time--each male honored their pact to stash their own share until the forth crew member who took the fall got released without spending any of it; losing any of it; getting robbed of any of it; or never telling another soul outside the crew, all while living in what resembles the poverty-stricken streets of New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward? Give me a break! The movie is trash just on this fallacy alone, nevermind how horrible everything else is.

A group of teens makes off with $3 million from a foiled armor car robbery. One of the teens, Jake, shoots the driver. Somehow he gets caught and does 15 years while the other kids make off with the money and not get caught. Not exactly explained. Sonny (Trey Songz) has gone on to become a policeman to the dismay of Jake (Jack Kesy) and keeps their secret. When Jake gets out of prison, he starts to senselessly kill people creating problems for Sonny.

The plot was questionable for a serious drama. I personally find names like Dre, Trey, and folks who use a "z" instead of an "s" to be pretentiously attempting to look cool...which is how I felt about this production.

Guide: F-word.

The premise was quite interesting and I could see this having more potential than it actually explored. I think there is more there and it is a shame it was not adressed or rather shown. Having said that, there is enough action and suspense to keep you entertained.

Since this is a WWE produced movie, there is one Wrestler (maybe more, but I recognized one, R-Truth) from their roster. He doesn't really have much screentime and I'd say he's doing ok. The focus is on a friendship gone south (or whatever direction is bad) ... not a masterpiece by a long shot, more reminiscent of 80s action movies