At first I thought it was a second part of City Rats, since the title was similar, but to my bad luck it was not like that and in fact I think it is a copy of the script, with some interesting details that differentiate it.
We have in common that city rats and neighborhood rats talk about the story of a teacher, in both cases the movies have in common that the teacher gets into certain situations due to the corruption of the city where he lives and that he faces certain characters to achieve a goal.
That is one of the errors that I see in many of Trujillo's films, that he focused a lot on being a character and little by little he began to make films that were not necessarily bad and this is proof that he made films of average average quality and that possibly This was the line he should have followed.
I highly recommend that you first watch Rats of the City so that you can see the relationship or similarity it has with neighborhood rats. The only interesting thing about this film is the view of the neighborhoods of the 90s and the final confrontation with the main villain, which to the surprise of many is the same as several Trujillo films.
We have in common that city rats and neighborhood rats talk about the story of a teacher, in both cases the movies have in common that the teacher gets into certain situations due to the corruption of the city where he lives and that he faces certain characters to achieve a goal.
That is one of the errors that I see in many of Trujillo's films, that he focused a lot on being a character and little by little he began to make films that were not necessarily bad and this is proof that he made films of average average quality and that possibly This was the line he should have followed.
I highly recommend that you first watch Rats of the City so that you can see the relationship or similarity it has with neighborhood rats. The only interesting thing about this film is the view of the neighborhoods of the 90s and the final confrontation with the main villain, which to the surprise of many is the same as several Trujillo films.
