Wrong Side of the Tracks is a limited series offering on Netflix. An angry war veteran who hates the drug dealers infiltrating his neighborhood sets out to reform his teen granddaughter, who's being led astray. Although it is not very original, it's a good multilayer story and will appeal to many. I've watched about half the first season and probably will watch it all. Jose Coronado who plays the old war veteran and grandfather believes the world is going to hell in a handbasket and his neighborhood in particular. Only after his granddaughter is attacked is he moved to action.
Clinton Eastwood would be perfect for the role but Jose Coronado does an OK job. His stone face, rarely showing any emotion other than hate and discuss which gets a bit tiring as does his negative outlook on just about everything. Most of the time he looks like he has a bad case of hemorrhoids. Despite old grumps, I'll keep watching and just maybe I'll catch him with a smile on his face.
Clinton Eastwood would be perfect for the role but Jose Coronado does an OK job. His stone face, rarely showing any emotion other than hate and discuss which gets a bit tiring as does his negative outlook on just about everything. Most of the time he looks like he has a bad case of hemorrhoids. Despite old grumps, I'll keep watching and just maybe I'll catch him with a smile on his face.
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