Exit Wounds (2001)

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Written by John Westermann, Ed Horowitz

Directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Orin Boyd (Steven Seagal) is a maverick Detroit cop. His take-no-prosoners aproach to domestic terrorism gets him kicked out of his department and transferred to a downtown precinct, known to be the toughest precinct in the city.

Here he very quickly encounters some corrupt cops selling heroin to drug dealers. The problem is, it's very difficult to tell who is the bad guy and who you can trust.

The powerful and mysterious crime lord Latrell Walker (DMX), whose dicey connections and seemingly unlimited cash make him everyone's target.

Together the two men take on a conspiracy that reaches all the way through the ranks to the heart of the precinct.

Cast

Image for Steven SeagalSteven SeagalOrin Boyd
DMXLatrell Walker
Image for Isaiah WashingtonIsaiah WashingtonGeorge Clark
Anthony AndersonT.K. Johnson
Michael Jai WhiteLewis Strutt
Bill DukeChief Hinges
Image for Jill HennessyJill HennessyAnnette Mulcahy
Tom ArnoldHenry Wayne
Bruce McGillFrank Daniels
David VadimMatt Montini
Image for Eva MendesEva MendesTrish
Matthew G. TaylorUseldinger
Paolo MastropietroParker
Shane DalyFitz
Drag-OnShaun Rollins

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