Screenplay:
George BashaCinematography:
Andre DeubelCast:
David Field, George Basha, David Roberts, Millie Rose Heywood, Richard Green, Brendan Donoghue, Franc VioliPlots(1)
War Veteran Ray, (George Basha, Felony) finds himself serving two years for manslaughter by the same government he served and fought for. From the day he arrives he is given special attention and pushed mentally and physically by a sadistic prison boss. He must learn to navigate his way around the internal politics and turf wars just to survive. As he nears rock-bottom, he is unprepared to learn the hardest lesson of all: that the prison screws are often as corrupt as the criminals they keep. (Signature Entertainment)
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Yeah, except for the fact that it was kind of boring, I mean in terms of blood and violence, I actually liked this movie enough to give it at least 40%, even though it's basically just one big cliché and doesn't bring anything completely new to the prison drama genre. But prison just has its own charm. A very dark charm.
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