Abel Ferrara’s early 90s crime flick King of New York is a great, nasty little slice that not only features Christopher Walken at his finest (“I never killed anybody who didn’t deserve it”) but also early appearances by a number of now-familiar faces: David Caruso, Laurence (then Larry) Fishburne, Harold Perrineau, Steve Buscemi, Giancarlo Esposito, Wesley Snipes, and that guy from Frankenhooker.
The Walken-free flick will be set in the super groovy 70s and will likely go straight to DVD, considering even the equally unnecessary Carlito’s Way prequel couldn’t get a theatrical release. Now how about some sort of pseudo-sequel to Ms. 45?