Setup

Three friends who grew up together on the criminal streets of Detroit plan one last diamond robbery before leaving that life behind. The job succeeds, but Vincent turns on his partners, shooting them and making off with the proceeds. Dave dies at the scene, while Sonny survives and sets out to settle the score. Teaming up with Biggs, the city's most dangerous mob figure, Sonny pursues the man who was once his closest friend, and the owners of the stolen diamonds are hunting Vincent as well.

Mike Gunther directed and co-wrote the film with Mike Behrman, following his debut Beatdown the previous year. The cast is led by 50 Cent as Sonny, Ryan Phillippe as Vincent and Bruce Willis as Biggs, with James Remar, Randy Couture and Will Yun Lee in supporting roles. George Furla, Randall Emmett and 50 Cent produced the film, which runs 85 minutes.

Released in October 2011, the film had a budget of about 20 million US dollars and returned roughly 2 million worldwide. Audiences have rated it 4.4 out of 10 on IMDb from around 22,000 votes and 4.8 out of 10 on TMDB from roughly 450 votes. Gunther later returned to directing with Rogue Warfare.