Louis Mandylor is a seasoned actor with a lot of films under his belt but, has mainly played support roles throughout his career. You get some fine views of the city and a well choreographed bunch of action scenes; the best, as 1 reviewer has remarked, being the rooftop battle.

I enjoyed watching it even though it did have a few scenes that seemed to be idea's running low. When the pace was not slow (there are only 3 or 4 of these moments) it is a sharp well paced unfurling of events. The support actors all do a good job and make it a film that lies somewhere between an A and B film. Camera work throughout is well done and you will like the city views.

I would say that it lacked tension and tense moments but, this may be different for other viewers.

This movie is action-packed and totally up my alley! Louis Mandylor nailed it as Loreno, making his character feel so real and relatable. His acting was just natural, and it gave me some serious Scarface vibes, which is a big deal for me since it's my all-time favorite movie. The fight scenes were awesome; none of that cheesy, over-the-top stuff - it felt gritty and real, all thanks to how Louis Mandylor brought his character to life. The slow-motion edits were a cool touch, and the surprises at the end kept me on the edge of my seat. I don't get why some reviews are complaining about the pacing; it flowed perfectly with the story, in my opinion. And that ending? So good and ironic. No spoilers here, but if you're into action flicks with a solid story and killer performances, this one's a winner.