Chain_of_command_2015 Info

What did you think of the matchup between Michael Jai White and Steve Austin? Let us know your favorite in the comments below! Chain of Command (2015) - Blood Brothers

It is not all bad news for trash-cinema enthusiasts. If you are a completionist of either star's filmography or simply love the aesthetic of mid-2010s direct-to-DVD grit, there are still a few elements to appreciate: Chain_of_Command_2015

If you are a die-hard fan of Michael Jai White or want to see Steve Austin looking intimidating in tactical gear, it might be worth a background watch on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Otherwise, you are better off spinning White's Falcon Rising or Austin's The Condemned to see what these legends look like when they are firing on all cylinders! What did you think of the matchup between

: White is an exceptionally talented screen fighter and physical specimen. While he delivers a predictably solid, stoic performance, the script doesn't give him much room to breathe or showcase his top-tier martial arts skills. If you are a completionist of either star's

Chain of Command exists in that frustrating gray area between "so bad it's awesome" and "so bad it's just boring". It is not a complete disaster, but it squanders a massive amount of its potential by not letting its two primary action titans cut loose against each other.

Chain of Command centers on James Webster (played by martial arts maestro ), a Special Forces operative returning home from duty only to find that his brother has been brutally murdered. Naturally, Webster defaults to a one-man vengeance mission.

The 2010s were a fascinating era for the straight-to-video action market. Filmmakers were actively pairing up legendary martial artists with retired professional wrestlers, banking heavily on nostalgia and pure, unfiltered machismo. In 2015, director Kevin Carraway brought us Chain of Command , a film that on paper sounded like an absolute dream for B-movie fanatics.