Albert Pyun is so underrated...all his 1980s and 1990s movies are worth to be owned. I wish there was a complete BD Box, something like Severin has done for Al Adamson, Andy Milligan and Ray Steckler etc. Whenever I can't decide what to watch, Albert Pyun is one of those who can save the day.

It's no "Requiem For A Dream", but it's okay .. I guess? Rob Lowe plays a drug addict named "Crazy Six" who gets caught up in addiction and theft - with some pretty intense results regarding a drug dealer. Burt Reynolds also stars briefly in this film, while Ice-T pretty much plays cat-and-mouse with Lowe in leading him to personal rehabilitated "justice", I guess you can say. I'll be honest, it wasn't the best movie - but it did have some decent moments. Overall, however, it was a mess - but really, what can you expect from a movie simply based on drug addiction and all that jazz? It's kinda' blah blah blah, but it had its moments. Definitely nothing to purchase, or would you probably even want to add to your movie collection. But if you liked movies like "Rush" or "Blow", then you might enjoy this one. But then again, don't expect really all that much. The movie is what it pretty much is .. so I mean, if you have an hour and a half to spare and that's pretty much what you want to waste your time on, then hey .. go for it.

Thanks, this is an oldie but goodie!