In this episode of The Seagal Series, we take a look back at Under Siege (1992), the movie many fans see as the peak of Steven Seagal’s action-movie run. Directed by Andrew Davis and loaded with big villain energy from Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey, this battleship-set action hit helped push Seagal into the mainstream and gave him his biggest movie of the era.
Steven Seagal’s Out for Justice (1991) is one of the grittiest and most hard-hitting action movies of the early ’90s, and in this episode of The Seagal Series, we’re breaking down the movie’s street-level style, brutal fights, Brooklyn atmosphere, behind-the-scenes stories, box office performance, and lasting cult appeal. From Seagal’s tough-guy presence to William Forsythe’s wild villain performance, Out for Justice remains a fan-favorite VHS-era action classic.
Steven Seagal goes full early-90s action mode in Marked for Death (1990), a movie that feels like it was engineered in a lab to be played on a CRT at maximum volume. In this episode of The Seagal Series on Movies Never Say Die, I break down the plot, the highlights, the wild tone, the fights, the one-liners, and why this one stands out in Seagal’s prime VHS era.
Steven Seagal returns in Hard to Kill (1990), an early-90s action staple packed with corruption, revenge, and classic VHS-era attitude. In this episode of my Seagal series, I break down the plot, standout moments, and why this one became a late-night cable favorite, from the “coma comeback” setup to the blunt-force justice that helped define Seagal’s early run. If you love 90s action movies, video store nostalgia, and that no-nonsense Seagal vibe, this is a must-watch breakdown.
Steven Seagal didn’t just stroll into action movies… he crashed through a window with Above the Law (1988). In this first episode of The Seagal Series, we dig into how this scrappy Chicago cop thriller became the birth of “Seagal cinema”.
A retired DEA agent is out to hunt down and take out a Jamaican drug posse that has targeted he and his family for murder.
