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In 1979 Houston TX. was a boom town fantasy city, but also the murder capital of America. Colombian cocaine cowboys made Houston TX a murder land. Five Mexican American detectives where tasked with stopping this epidemic of drug violence, and missing children.
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In 1979 Houston TX. was a boom town fantasy city, but also the murder capital of America. Colombian cocaine cowboys made Houston TX a murder land. Five Mexican American detectives where tasked with stopping this epidemic of drug violence, and missing children.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Juan C. Vazquez
In Theaters:6/30/2022
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