Steven Segal unfortunately has been facing a creative crisis for many years, which goes hand in hand with his excess weight and the diminishing budget available to make movies. In this case we have Segal who, in search of a reckoning, must face a very special situation in a prison where things tend to go wrong. We cannot explain the reason for the lack of prevention measures in that prison or the fact that things happen against all logic; what we can recognize is that the film, despite its holes, moves fast thanks to exaggerated performances and an essence of pushing things to the limit against all logic. Entertains.
Review of Half Past Dead
