Review of Black Dawn (2012) by John A — 20 Feb 2014

Despite Seagal's Absence From The Action Scenes (Due To Seagal Walking Out After 18 Days Of A 30 Day Shoot, After A Disagreement With Director Alexander Gruszynski), This Film Comes Out At A Decent Quality. This Meaning That The Action Scenes Were Seagal Was To Be Originally Involved, Were Now In The Hands Of His Partner (Tamara Davies), With A Small Part Being Acted Out By A Stuntman Due To Seagal's Absence.

This Film Features A Mediocre Plot, With A Somewhat Decent Script, That's Slightly Bad, And Enough Action And OK Performances That This Fits In Nicely With Most Of Seagal's Films. A Nice Sequel To The Foreigner, That Even Though Without Seagal In The Action Driven Scenes Works As An Average Straight-To-DVD Film.