EBN Movie #8 Review "King of the Ville"

Written by Crystal Walker

 

The rules of the game have definitely changed when it comes to Wesly Mitchell’s, “King of The Ville: Cashville Killers”. This movie shows people out to get it by any means, to have the streets on lock, and dare anyone stand in their way. With plenty of twists, turns, and of course mayhem this movie has a way to stand out.

Rob Dee plays, Trigger, a hard head boss of his organization. Who, lets just say, bring crossing the line, to a  new element. His organization involves a crew that brings pain to a new pinnacle. Including, Midnite, who plays Mustafa and Tank the Heat Totta, who plays Baby Face. These men and their way of making a statement is all the way extended and cut throat. Also in the mix is Nashville’s finest Tamara Mckissack, who plays Kishia. Now Kisha’s role is more of an eye opener for those you cross. In the company of her team she shows the streets how you get what’s yours, and take everything else. The drug game is never all smiles and good times. Through Wesly’s direction, this movie shows you the dark side of how relationships build as well as fall over money, jealousy, along with greed.  Now once a certain individual from out of town hit the streets of Nashville, with some promising things. Trigger and Kishia both began to think the same thing. Never knowing who’s really loyal in the drug game can easily break an empire and downfall. But dare to cross or disrespect any one of these Cashville Killers then you must be ready at all times- because they’re coming.

This movie is completely what you would want if you dare to see the live action behind the façade of the drug game. Many will dare to question, but most will give respect. Bringing you music by Andra Beats Almighty, it brings the perfect finesse to the movie’s soundtrack.