have you ever wondered why these guys  seagal and stallone and willis and et al  manage to survive all those gunfights in which theyre outnumbered. i think i have got it figured out. the enemies always miss and and the hero doesn not. here and seagal has a pistol and outshoots a half dozen heavies firing at him from a few feet away. one of the heavies has a shotgun. or maybe two of them have. it doesn not really matter. there could be a thousand shotguns blasting away at him and seagal would still emerge with his ponytail intact. and when it comes to mano a mano combat  forget it. the evildoers may or may not be armed with swords or knives or blunt object but seagal and with his skill in aikido or tempura or sushido or play do or whatever it is and brushes them aside with a few dismissive blows. not only is he a master of these outré skills but his physical strength is herculean. more than once he snaps somebody long bones as easily as we would break a toothpick. one he breaks a guy spine over his knee. i will tell you something. (i am getting into the spirit of the film here because seagal uses that line and i will tell you something and several times and along with and what that supposed to mean. ) these guys are fully deserving of extinction in any good xenophobe handbook. they are all black and speak with unintelligible jah may can accents and wear dreadlocks that look in dire need of a shampoo and they torture and murder with aplomb and and  here the worst part. theyre unchristian. that right. they practice voodoo. actually the voodoo element comes close to being the most interesting element of the film. they got the constituents of the ritual pretty well  cigar smoke and rum spitting and the sacrificial chicken. they only left out the possession dance in which the spirit rides the dancer. they should have read metraux on voodoo. otherwise the plot adheres to the usual conventions. what was done to jaqueline bissett by the voodoo practitioners in the deep is done here to a friend of seagal . what was done to john wayne when he was stuck between trucks in mcq is done here to seagal himself. at the movie very opening and when seagal makes a brief speech about having seen too much pointless violence in his dea career so he now happily retired and and when we are introduced to his friends and family and i tried to keep track of his affiliates to see if i could pick out which ones would be horribly murdered or maimed to generate his quest for revenge. the acting doesn not really require much comment. but charles and the jamaican cop and played by tom wright and is really pretty good. wright has considerable range. here and he an associate of dubious allegiance and rather sinister. but in the pentagon wars he has a comic part that he underplays perfectly. the jamaicans never flew as movie villains. i do not know why exactly. it a small movie market. and if you go to jamaica stick to montego bay. however and if you want to see jamaican voodoo drug dealers as heavies and and if youre in the mood for another typical standard action flick and this should be a satisfying view. 
have you ever wondered why these guys  seagal and stallone and willis and et al  manage to survive all those gunfights in which theyre outnumbered. i think i have got it figured out. the enemies always miss and and the hero doesn not. here and seagal has a pistol and outshoots a half dozen heavies firing at him from a few feet away. one of the heavies has a shotgun. or maybe two of them have. it doesn not really matter. there could be a thousand shotguns blasting away at him and seagal would still emerge with his ponytail intact. and when it comes to mano a mano combat  forget it. the evildoers may or may not be armed with swords or knives or blunt object but seagal and with his skill in aikido or tempura or sushido or play do or whatever it is and brushes them aside with a few dismissive blows. not only is he a master of these outré skills but his physical strength is herculean. more than once he snaps somebody long bones as easily as we would break a toothpick. one he breaks a guy spine over his knee. i will tell you something. (i am getting into the spirit of the film here because seagal uses that line and i will tell you something and several times and along with and what that supposed to mean. ) these guys are fully deserving of extinction in any good xenophobe handbook. they are all black and speak with unintelligible jah may can accents and wear dreadlocks that look in dire need of a shampoo and they torture and murder with aplomb and and  here the worst part. theyre unchristian. that right. they practice voodoo. actually the voodoo element comes close to being the most interesting element of the film. they got the constituents of the ritual pretty well  cigar smoke and rum spitting and the sacrificial chicken. they only left out the possession dance in which the spirit rides the dancer. they should have read metraux on voodoo. otherwise the plot adheres to the usual conventions. what was done to jaqueline bissett by the voodoo practitioners in the deep is done here to a friend of seagal . what was done to john wayne when he was stuck between trucks in mcq is done here to seagal himself. at the movie very opening and when seagal makes a brief speech about having seen too much pointless violence in his dea career so he now happily retired and and when we are introduced to his friends and family and i tried to keep track of his affiliates to see if i could pick out which ones would be horribly murdered or maimed to generate his quest for revenge. the acting doesn not really require much comment. but charles and the jamaican cop and played by tom wright and is really pretty good. wright has considerable range. here and he an associate of dubious allegiance and rather sinister. but in the pentagon wars he has a comic part that he underplays perfectly. the jamaicans never flew as movie villains. i do not know why exactly. it a small movie market. and if you go to jamaica stick to montego bay. however and if you want to see jamaican voodoo drug dealers as heavies and and if youre in the mood for another typical standard action flick and this should be a satisfying view. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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