Ep26 - Urban Justice

Steven See It All

Our latest just barely feature-length romp, Urban/Renegade Justice (2007) pairs Director Don E. FauntLeRoy for the third and final time with direct-to-video era Steven Seagal where they really dig into into the complex racial tensions of LA-based gang warfare deeper than we've seen thus far on this show. We decide to unpack this by... not really unpacking it at all and spending more time talking about literally anything else that we can think of.

Yeah we really didn't want to talk about this one. Full honesty: we really should have stopped doing this like 20 movies ago. But in even fuller honesty: Seagal really should have stopped doing this like 26 movies ago and saved us from this ordeal before it even started.

I hope all of our dear listeners at home are cuddling up and watching a bunch of fun Halloween movies or something this October; definitely beats whatever we're gonna be watching for the next couple weeks. I think Spotify allows listeners to leave comments or something? If that's true and if you've read this far, go ahead and leave us a comment on this episode with some of your favorite Halloween movie recommendations. Let's at least get something productive out of this.

Edited by Zach.

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Disclaimer: We do not endorse Steven Seagal nor any of the heinous acts of which he is accused. We do not wish to boost his career, finances, or ego; we just aim to talk about his many very, very bad movies.