Frank Piccirillo

Frank Piccirillo’s got his fingerprints all over The Alto Knights (2025), a wild ride through the underbelly of 20th-century New York. The movie dives deep into the grit and glamour of mob life—yeah, the kind that makes you want to pour yourself a whiskey and practice your best Marlon Brando impression. So, here we are, tangled up in a feud between two legendary crime bosses, each one trying to outsmart, outfight, and basically outlive the other. You’ll see betrayals, backroom deals, and enough double-crossing to make your head spin. The family ties? Messy as hell. Loyalty gets tested, and more than a few folks find out the hard way you can’t trust anyone in this game—not even your own blood. The city? It almost becomes its own character, all smoky bars, shadowy alleys, and the constant hum of danger lurking around every corner. The cast brings serious heat, delivering lines sharp enough to cut glass and tension so thick you could slice it with a butter knife. There’s drama, there’s action, and yeah, there’s that old-school mobster charm that never really goes out of style. By the time the credits roll, you’re left wondering who really came out on top—and if the price of power was worth it. Basically, it’s not your average gangster flick. It’s got swagger, grit, and just enough heart to keep you hooked from start to finish.