Bone in the Throat

The film develops a unique lushness, without losing track of the story or that clever sense of humor that marks so many good gangster flicks.

Although entertaining in fits and starts, the filmization too often has the flavor of a reheated leftover from the Guy Ritchie menu.

Henman's 'Bone in the Throat' is a brutal crowd-pleaser that's destined to be a delicious score for those who can't decide between the Food Network and FX.

Bone In The Throat isn't short on high-octane moments or a thrilling climax, but it is the tension of every one-to-one relationship that makes the film tick.