1990: The Bronx Warriors

Intertitles declare the year 1990, when the Bronx is officially No Man's Land and the city withdraws from restoring order. A powerful arms corporation quietly manipulates events from the shadows, tracking Ann with a covert device. The era blends post-industrial decay with ruthless gang warfare and mercenary intervention, setting the stage for a brutal struggle for control.

The Bronx in 1990 is depicted as a lawless urban wasteland where authorities have abandoned order and gangs rule the streets. Rival gangs—Riders, Tigers, Zombies, and others—stalk the avenues, turning neighborhoods into battlegrounds of ambushes, raids, and brutal power plays. The setting functions as a dystopian backdrop for a turf war driven by corporate interests and mercenary violence.

⚔️ Power & Chaos

In a collapsed urban landscape, factions fight for control while institutions crumble. The Riders, Tigers, Zombies, and a private corporation vie for influence, showing how power can corrupt and destabilize a city. Loyalties are tested as violence becomes the default language of survival.

🤝 Loyalty & Betrayal

Trash leads the Riders with a mix of camaraderie and calculation, while betrayers within the ranks threaten to sabotage alliances. Ann's presence tests these bonds, forcing characters to choose between honor, love, and self-preservation. The film constantly shifts trust through ambushes, kidnappings, and double crosses.

💰 Corporate Conflict

Manhattan Corporation's watch-like gizmo and hired mercenaries reveal how corporate interests manipulate violence. The line between business and bloodshed blurs as technology enables surveillance and coercion. The struggle becomes a proxy war over control of people and information.