Fentanyl No Risk No Reward

Surfing through Tubi's catalog, the title caught my eye. After reading the short description, I immediately hit play. At first, I was not impressed. Initially, my reaction was anger, sadness, and fear that my home was once again getting knocked down by some clowns claiming to represent Dayton. I've lived 937 for 36 years, my entire life, and I've seen it! I've seen the zombies and geeks. I've seen the abandoned houses lining the trashed alleys. I've seen our friends and family fall out trying to feel better. I know what poor is. In fact, I thought the only impressive thing was the title making it to a relatively popular streaming app. That being said, I'm glad I watched all 3 of the episodes. The creators seem to be telling stories with a purpose and although there appears to be enough meat on those bones to continue crafting the stories, at this point I'm not sure what the purpose is. However, I have saved the title in my favorites, flicked the up thumb, and will keep a lookout for what comes next. Additionally, I am going to take this opportunity to encourage these guys to continue to create! Talent is apparent in the story telling. Some of the actors grabbed my attention. Skill shows in the editing, lighting and camera work. As someone with acting experience and who fancies himself a writer, the dialogue, though extremely accurate and in my opinion necessary, is at times difficult to hear and could be delivered with with more conviction. Keep it up! Good stuff!

The show masterfully weaves together multiple captivating storylines that interconnect, accompanied by intriguing cameos that enhance its appeal. Jason DBKS skillfully crafts an engaging narrative that delves into the harsh realities of the opioid epidemic, offering a raw portrayal of its impact on individuals. The series artfully portrays the intricacies of relationships strained by adversity, illustrating the unsettling truth that even close bonds can fray. The exploration of vengeance's consequences is particularly gripping, highlighting the perilous paths it can lead to. Trust becomes a scarce commodity as the characters navigate a world where loyalties are precarious. The inclusion of law enforcement's perspective adds depth to the narrative, showcasing their influence on the unfolding events. With every episode, the craving for more intensifies, creating an eagerness to witness the series' evolution. The show's impeccable cinematography captures the essence of the fentanyl epidemic in Dayton, Ohio-situated on the notorious "heroin highway"-providing an unflinching glimpse into its harsh reality.

I was super excited to see this project in theaters! I lucked up and was able to get tickets to the movie premiere live in Dayton Ohio. Definitely a 10 out of 10 project great storytelling great locations great music great cast just an all around great project....it's a 110 out of 10!!! If you like this new miniseries fentanyl no risk no reward you should definitely add it to your favorites list! Can't wait till I see the new episodes also! And check out some of the other film projects from the director JasonDbks! I hope that I get the chance to make it to another red carpet premier!!!!!!!!!!!

The series incorporates multiple story lines that all tie in together and has multiple cameos it's definitely a must see. Jason DBKS definitely delivers an excellent story line and encompasses the gritty truth of what is going on and what's happening in the opioid epidemic and how it affects people. How family and friends will turn on each other. Also that revenge can lead to and what will happen. Not everyone is to be trusted. It also shows the police side of the situation and how they will and can affect how everything. Each episode makes you want for more and I can't wait for the series to unfold.

If I could give 20 Stars I definitely would. Great Format. Entertaining story lines that all fit together perfectly. Action packed. But most of all real Life experiences. This movie pin points both aspects of the drug game. From the dealers to the users. It shows what both sides of the family goes through. It also shows the shady side that is rarely exposed. Although it was made for entertainment purposes it exposed the hard effects of drugs the good the bad and the ugly. It also gave life to a small town that is rarely put on the front side. I am definitely looking forward to more episodes of this series.