Nico Toscani is an Italian immigrant, American patriot, ex-CIA agent, aikido specialist and unorthodox Chicago policeman. He is as committed to his job as he is to his personalized brand of justice—expert and thorough bone-crushing.
Directed by Andrew Davis
chicago, illinois
martial arts
vietnam
central intelligence agency (cia)
corruption
senator
cop
torture
drug lord
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2.9 / 5
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Cast
Steven Seagal
Nico Toscani
Pam Grier
Delores 'Jacks' Jackson
Henry Silva
Kurt Zagon
Sharon Stone
Sara Toscani
Ron Dean
Detective Lukich
Daniel Faraldo
Tony Salvano
Joe Greco
Father Joseph Gennaro
Chelcie Ross
Nelson Fox
Jack Wallace
Uncle Branca
Michael Rooker
Man in Bar
Matt McColm
Man with Gun in Bar (uncredited)
Joseph F. Kosala
Lieutenant Strozah
Crew
Andrew Davis
Director
Andrew Davis
Screenplay
Ronald Shusett
Screenplay
David Michael Frank
Original Music Composer
Michael Brown
Editor
Andrew Davis
Producer
Steven Seagal
Producer
Matt McColm
Stunts
Eddie J. Fernandez
Stunts
Karen Price
Stunts
Dean Raphael Ferrandini
Stunts
George Fisher
Stunts
Popular Reviews
34 reviews
lucas1327
8.0★ · 02/21/26
Wait Steven Seagal is actually…….trying?
Apart from his skinny ragdoll run he feels so different to the man we’ve grown to make fun of
Wait Steven Seagal is actually…….trying?
Apart from his skinny ragdoll run he feels so different to the man we’ve grown to make fun of
Tayra Dm
6.0★ · 07/11/25
“You guys think you are above the law, but you ain’t above mine” DAMN
“You guys think you are above the law, but you ain’t above mine” DAMN
Ford Silberhorn
2.7★ · 05/05/25
The CIA in this movie is comically evil, like in a way that is shocking for what is otherwise mostly copaganda. Also what cop is allowed to wear jeans all the time.
The CIA in this movie is comically evil, like in a way that is shocking for what is otherwise mostly copaganda. Also what cop is allowed to wear jeans all the time.
Gabriel Silva
0.9★ · 02/25/25
If this is how we portrayed cops in the 80s, is it any wonder that this would be extended to political figures taking the law into their own hands amongst certain populations of the American public?
If this is how we portrayed cops in the 80s, is it any wonder that this would be extended to political figures taking the law into their own hands amongst certain populations of the American public?
Parth
4.6★ · 01/11/25
I think i’m gonna watch all the ””good”” Seagal movies and I mean this was pretty alright I guess. It’s impressive that this was his first feature and how well made it was but this didn’t really lean into the cheesiness or try to be serious in the slightest. In the end it’s just kind of forgettable.. Seagal was okay in this but he lacks the charm of say a Van Dam or the stoicism of someone like Clint Eastwood so I’m just a little confused as to how he’s so popular? Maybe he gets better in his other movies but I was a little disappointed to be honest
I think i’m gonna watch all the ””good”” Seagal movies and I mean this was pretty alright I guess. It’s impressive that this was his first feature and how well made it was but this didn’t really lean into the cheesiness or try to be serious in the slightest. In the end it’s just kind of forgettable.. Seagal was okay in this but he lacks the charm of say a Van Dam or the stoicism of someone like Clint Eastwood so I’m just a little confused as to how he’s so popular? Maybe he gets better in his other movies but I was a little disappointed to be honest
