Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995)

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Written by Richard Hatem

Directed by Geoff Murphy

Also known as "Alerta Máxima 2", "Under Seige II"

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Following the success of the first Under Siege movie, we see the return of ex-Navy SEAL Casey Ryback (Steaven Segal) in this action packed sequel.

RyBack's brother has died, and he must now escort his niece home for the funeral via the Grand Continental train. All is not well, however, sinister forces lead by a renegade electronics wix (Eric Bogosian) take control of the train, transforming it into a moving base of operations for controlling a super-powerful weapons satelite. The target is set, everyone's aboard, watch as the Grand Continental is turned into a battleground.

Can Ryback stop the satelite, rescue the hostages, and save his niece in time?

Cast

Image for Steven SeagalSteven SeagalCasey Ryback
Eric BogosianTravis Dane
Everett McGillPenn
Image for Katherine HeiglKatherine HeiglSarah Ryback
Image for Morris ChestnutMorris ChestnutBobby Zachs
Peter GreeneMerc
Patrick KilpatrickMerc
Scott SowersMerc
AfifiFemale Merc
Andy RomanoAdmiral Bates
Brenda BakkeLinda Gilder
Sandra TaylorKelly
Jonathan BanksScotty
David GianopoulosDavid Trilling
Royce D. ApplegateRyback's Cook

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