Under Siege 2: Dark Territory

Former Navy SEAL Casey Ryback is a chef on a luxury train traveling through the Rocky Mountains. When a team of terrorists, led by a disgruntled ex-CIA operative, hijacks the train to seize control of a secret Pentagon space-based weapon, Ryback must use his skills to stop them. He is aided by a young woman who is a fan of his culinary exploits.

Under Siege 2: Dark Territory received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with many finding it to be a formulaic and less engaging sequel compared to its predecessor. While some acknowledged the action sequences, the plot and Seagal's performance were often criticized.

• A predictable action sequel that relies heavily on Steven Seagal's signature fighting style.

• Lacks the suspense and charm of the original film, featuring a convoluted plot.

• The action sequences are competent, but fail to elevate the film beyond a generic thriller.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be an adequate action flick with plenty of fights, but many agreed it was a step down from the first 'Under Siege' and criticized the story's lack of originality.

Director Steven Seagal's own daughter, Annaliza Seagal, plays the role of the blind musician, Sarah Ryback, a character whose role is expanded from the first film where she was only mentioned.