Hey, everybody. Welcome back to another bald move pulp this time.

We are continuing. Actually, we're finishing our little mini series on 1980s slash early

80s. I guess badass is a cinema. We're closing things out with, I don't know, the fourth

head of Mount Rushmore. I guess there'll be some debate on our Twitch show when we properly

put everyone in their correct badass rankings. We're talking about under siege 1992. This

is widely considered to be the high watermark, the predator, if you will, of one Steven Segal's

action movie career. It's best reviewed. I'm not sure if it's as most successful in terms

of financial, but I know it's the biggest hit in terms of critical success, such as it

is. It was directed by Andrew Davis, who has directed the family film Disney's Holes,

the action drama, The Fugitive, and another Segal film above the law, his first, his debut

performance. He's written by J.F. Lawton, who also has the screenplay for Pretty Woman,

under siege two, chain reaction, a Keanu Reeves nuclear physicist heist kind of movie.

It stars Steven Segal, actor, producer, writer, martial artist, musician, amateur sheriff.

He's featured in above the law, Hard to Kill, Mark for death, out for justice, on deadly

ground, executive decision, and a ton of direct video shit. We'll probably end up talking

about Tommy Lee Jones, the main villain in this film. You'll know him from his craggy ass

face, although it's a lot smoother in his early 40s in this film. He's also in The Fugitive,

Cold Miner's daughter, Batman Forever, Men in Black, etc. Gary Busy is in this film,

who you might recognize him being a crazy person at large and also on lethal weapon

predator to point blank, Erica Eliniac, Miss July of Baywatch fame and actual Miss July of

Playboy 1989 fame, Cole Mdmini, Mdmini. You probably know him best as Chief O'Brien

on Star Trek, the next generation, Glenn Morshauer, or maybe Shower, who is Secret Service

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