The Street King 2002
"Shakespeare's Richard the Third in 21st Century Los Angeles."
In the gritty underworld of East L.A., Rikki Ortega sets his sights on becoming the undisputed king of the streets in *The Street King (2002)*, a raw crime drama directed by Jim Bedford.
Director: Jim Bedford
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Street King (2002) about?
*The Street King* follows Rikki Ortega's ruthless climb to the top of L.A.'s street hierarchy, where loyalty is a weapon and betrayal is his strategy. Posing as a vigilante against a dangerous meth trade, Rikki secretly outmaneuvers his own family to claim power—and the cash that comes with it.
Who directed The Street King?
Jim Bedford directed *The Street King*, bringing a sharp eye for gritty, character-driven crime stories.
Who stars in The Street King?
The film stars Jon Seda in the lead role, alongside Mario López, Tim Perez, and Renoly Santiago.
Is The Street King (2002) worth watching?
While it doesn't boast a famous rating, *The Street King* delivers a punchy, Shakespeare-inspired crime drama with solid performances and a twisty plot. Fans of urban crime sagas with high-stakes betrayals will find it engaging.
How long is The Street King?
The runtime for *The Street King* is 91 minutes.
About The Street King (2002) — A Gritty Crime Drama of Betrayal and Ambition
In the gritty underworld of East L.A., Rikki Ortega sets his sights on becoming the undisputed king of the streets in *The Street King (2002)*, a raw crime drama directed by Jim Bedford. With a knack for deception and a hunger for power, Rikki orchestrates a dangerous double-cross within his own family, all while posing as a crusader against a ruthless meth trade. Behind his cunning facade lies a betrayal that spans generations, as he manipulates alliances and twists loyalty to secure his rise to the top. Steeped in Shakespearean drama and modern gangland warfare, the film blends high-stakes betrayal with street-level grit.
Jon Seda leads the charge as the ambitious Rikki, backed by a formidable cast including Mario López and Tim Perez, delivering performances that crackle with tension and intensity. As the story unfolds in a world where every move could mean lead, not silver, *The Street King* explores the thin line between power and self-destruction, all set against the neon-lit backdrop of L.A.'s east side.