Cross (Steven Seagal) and Manning (Steve Austin) are some kind of black ops personnel who have been sent to decommission an old prison. It is holding two mysterious women who some mercenaries led by Michael Pare have been sent in to extract.
It is up to Cross and Manning and their small team to save the base and protect the women and find out what is so valuable about them.
What we get is a dimly lit, poorly edited, turgid film where the only villain is Pare out acts both the main leads.
Seagal is fat and out of shape. Austin fares better, he gets to crack a few jokes and strangely both stars only appear in a few scenes together. The action scenes are flat with no imagination or even decent fights.
It looks like a quickly made and cheap action movie made for the direct to TV market.
It is up to Cross and Manning and their small team to save the base and protect the women and find out what is so valuable about them.
What we get is a dimly lit, poorly edited, turgid film where the only villain is Pare out acts both the main leads.
Seagal is fat and out of shape. Austin fares better, he gets to crack a few jokes and strangely both stars only appear in a few scenes together. The action scenes are flat with no imagination or even decent fights.
It looks like a quickly made and cheap action movie made for the direct to TV market.