Well-performed across the board, but it feels content to just be a rote version of itself. The action is blah, the lead's plan to make one last score is dull, and outside of a little revenge-against-corrupt-cops, there's not much on this movie's mind politically.

Instead, the most memorable things here are Trevor Jackson's hair and a three-way scene that is awesome in how audaciously gratuitous it is.

In this theater, no one could hear me scream.

In case you were wondering, this is still one the ugliest, most brainless, most unpleasant, and most fucking terrible movies made in your lifetime.