Tracey Moore

New Jersey Drive -- When a crew of street racers is singled out by a vengeful police lieutenant, the game gets deadly.

From Executive Producer Spike Lee comes a sizzling action-thriller. The game is cars - taking them from the street for a hot thrill-ride to the fence or the chop shop - and then living off the high until the next Mercedes or BMW rolls by. This is the only life that Jason Petty (Sharron Corley) and his crew understand. And when police lieutenant Emil Roscoe (Saul Stein) pursues his personal vendetta against Jason, the game gets deadly. The odds against survival are overwhelming, but surrounded by friends, family and a glimmer of hope - there's a chance they can turn their lives around. Energized by a riveting rap soundtrack, this urban drama takes a daring look at life on the street - the way it really is.

New Jersey Drive. Welcome to Newark, New Jersey: the unofficial car-theft capital of the world. Jason and Midget, two black teenagers, have the same interests as most of their peers - stealing and joyriding cars!

Crime is just a game to teenaged Newark car thief Jason Petty (Sharron Corley), but the game becomes a war when Lt. Emil Roscoe (Saul Stein) decides to take down Jason's crew by any means necessary. As the steadily escalating cycle of violence leads to its inescapably deadly conclusion, Jason's life of lawlessness will end the only way it can unless he beats the overwhelming odds against survival. Gabriel Casseus co-stars.

When a crew of street racers is singled out by a vengeful police lieutenant, the game gets deadly.

When a crew of street racers is singled out by a vengeful police lieutenant, the game gets deadly.

Jason and Midget, two black teenagers, have the same interests as most of their peers - stealing and joyriding cars! But when the boys jack a police car, they find themselves facing a large-scale offensive by abusive, violence-prone cops.

From Executive Producer Spike Lee comes a sizzling action-thriller. The game is cars - taking them from the street for a hot thrill-ride to the fence or the chop shop - and then living off the high until the next Mercedes or BMW rolls by. This is the only life that Jason Petty (Sharron Corley) and his crew understand. And when police lieutenant Emil Roscoe (Saul Stein) pursues his personal vendetta against Jason, the game gets deadly. The odds against survival are overwhelming, but surrounded by friends, family and a glimmer of hope - there's a chance they can turn their lives around. Energized by a riveting rap soundtrack, this urban drama takes a daring look at life on the street - the way it really is.