It’s decent to see Larenz Tate carrying a film again. The movie shares similarities with 'In Too Deep (1999),' but feels more extravagant, though ultimately less impressive. There were likely an excessive number of montages and scenes employing slow motion. And while Meghan Goode isn't inherently bad, there was simply too much of her in the picture. Apart from a few forgettable rap tracks, the soundtrack is…