More criminal activity for Knoxville here. This 50s-set drama had Martin Scorsese billed as exec-producer, and was directed by The Basketball Diaries' Scott Calvert.

The period detail is convincing, but cliches abound, and once again Knoxville is drowned in an overstuffed cast including Matt Dillon, Brad Renfro, Steven Dorff, James Franco, Debbie Harry, Malcolm in the Middle's Frankie Muniz and at least three Sopranos regulars.

Pain Rating? As the gang violence escalates, it's hard to even keep track of Knoxville, let alone assess any damage he suffers.