Angel Street
By Mike Colonna and the LaQuinta Writers
Logline: It doesn’t pay to fail when you owe a debt to the Mafia.
Genre: Drama - Suspense - Comedy
St. Peter’s Bar The bar was dark except for the multiple twisting neon signs. “Coors,” “Corona” and “Closed” all buzzed to create a surreal, mystic glow. A long counter ran the width with 20 bar stools lined up waiting for patrons. The polished mirror reflected colorful glass bottles. Blue gins, golden bourbons and clear vodkas lined the shelves. Polished black granite counters sparkled with the neon’s reflections and clear well-shined glasses stood in formation. In the corner a curled-up ball of a man began to move. His leg straightened and his hand crept up to his head as a loud moan escaped from his lips.
Disheveled and confused he unfolded and sat up slowly, grabbing at a chair with one hand and his head with the other.
JAMES BRANIGAN
“What the...”.
He said, wincing. Slowly turning, he took in his surroundings.
“Where the hell...?
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