10 Worst Steven Seagal Movies, Ranked

Steven Seagal's early career suggested a future full of broken arms, slick ponytails, and stoic justice. Films like Under Siege and Above the Law established him as a martial arts star with a unique (if slightly goofy) presence: part Buddhist monk, part brick wall. But somewhere along the way, Seagal's filmography took a nosedive into the surreal. The budgets shrank, the fight scenes slowed, the dialogue became mumbled, and to say they have plots feels too generous.