Since its premiere in 2013, the American drama "Banshee" has quickly become a dark horse in the film and television industry.
This crime drama film launched by CinemaX has captured the hearts of a large number of loyal viewers with its unique plot setting, tough style and exciting narrative rhythm.
Black Eats Black takes place in a small town in Pennsylvania, a seemingly peaceful town that is filled with violence and power struggles.
The play not only has complex character relationships, but also depicts dark industries such as smuggling, drug trafficking, and pornography, showing a world full of sin and desire.
Based on the writings of Jonathan Tropper and D**id Schicckler, the main story revolves around a career criminal who has just been released from prison and begins his path of revenge and redemption by impersonating the identity of Lucas Hood, a murdered town sheriff.
But unlike other crime dramas, "Black Eats Black" not only shows criminal activities, but also profoundly depicts the complexity and contradictions of human nature.
The main character, Lucas Hood, has to face his past on the one hand, and on the other hand, he has to deal with various forces in the town.
It all depends on his ingenious strategy and tenacious will, and with it, he no longer needs to rely on other people's handouts to survive.
So the male protagonist, who is a fake sheriff, started his double life in this town.
And the heroine Rebecca Bowman is not a simple housewife, she is strong, independent, and has her own beliefs in life.
But "coincidentally", the integrity and persistence of the female protagonist had an impact on the male protagonist, and it was even more coincidental that she was involved in the power struggle in the town because of a series of events.
Thus began the contest between justice and evil.
With the same theme, "Black Eats Black" is from the collision between the individual and society to the boundary between morality and law.
This is also the most in-depth part of the series, in addition to the excitement.
As the plot progresses, the conflict in the town becomes more intense, and the Game of Thrones intensifies.
Of course, in addition to the wonderful plot and scale of "Black Eats Black", the many supporting roles in this show are definitely a highlight.
For example, the tenacious policewoman Alexa Dawson, the intelligent and cunning prosecutor Rabbit, or the very likable bar owner Nola.
Nola is not only smart and capable, but most importantly, he is also very loyal, Nola is the kind of character that can make the audience like it as soon as it appears.
But what's more unfortunate is that the male protagonist who Nola has always had a crush on is actually in a relationship with a fake sheriff, and he can only watch silently from the sidelines.
In general, "Black Eats Black" is definitely one of the many crime-themed American dramas, and fans who like this type of drama can go to **.