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Street Corner Justice 1996

★ 4.77 votes102 min📅 1996-09-27

"The law of the land just came home to stay."

In Charles Bail's gritty action thriller *Street Corner Justice (1996)*, Marc Singer stars as Pittsburgh cop Mike Justus, a man stripped of his badge and forced to flee to Los Angeles in hopes of escaping his past.

Director: Charles Bail

Cast

Marc Singer
Marc Singer
Mark Justus
Steve Railsback
Steve Railsback
Sergeant Ryan Freeborn
Kim Lankford
Kim Lankford
Jenny Connor
Beverly Leech
Beverly Leech
Willie Gee
Soon-Tek Oh
Soon-Tek Oh
Kwong Chuck Lee
Tommy Lister Jr.
Tommy Lister Jr.
Angel Aikens
Bryan Cranston
Bryan Cranston
Father Brophy
Clint Howard
Clint Howard
Rapist
Peter Vasquez
Peter Vasquez
Mano
Mark Adair-Rios
Mark Adair-Rios
L.A. Ray

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Street Corner Justice (1996) about?

Marc Singer plays Mike Justus, a former cop who retreats to Los Angeles after being fired, only to face a city that refuses to let him stay out of trouble. Forced into a brutal cycle of street-level justice, he must confront corruption and danger head-on, blurring the line between hero and vigilante.

Who directed Street Corner Justice?

Charles Bail directed *Street Corner Justice*, bringing a sharp focus to its gritty urban drama and action sequences.

Who stars in Street Corner Justice?

The film features Marc Singer, Steve Railsback, Kim Lankford, Beverly Leech, Soon-Tek Oh, and Tommy Lister Jr. in pivotal roles.

Is Street Corner Justice (1996) worth watching?

While *Street Corner Justice (1996)* isn't a widely celebrated classic, it offers solid action and a compelling performance from Marc Singer as a man pushed to his limits. Fans of early-'90s gritty action dramas will find it a satisfying, if modest, pick.

How long is Street Corner Justice?

Street Corner Justice has a runtime of 102 minutes.

About Street Corner Justice (1996) — A gritty action thriller about redemption and revenge

In Charles Bail's gritty action thriller *Street Corner Justice (1996)*, Marc Singer stars as Pittsburgh cop Mike Justus, a man stripped of his badge and forced to flee to Los Angeles in hopes of escaping his past. Instead, he finds himself trapped in a city where the law is as corrupt as the streets, leaving him no choice but to take matters into his own hands. Blending raw urban tension with hard-hitting drama, this 1996 film dives deep into themes of justice, vengeance, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. With its sun-soaked yet sinister atmosphere, *Street Corner Justice (1996)* delivers a compelling narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Backed by a cast that includes Steve Railsback, Kim Lankford, and Soon-Tek Oh, this action-packed drama thrives on its high-stakes confrontations and morally complex protagonist. The film's tagline—"The law of the land just came home to stay."—perfectly captures its essence: a story where the pursuit of justice becomes a one-man war, and the city's shadows hide more than just secrets.