Marked for Death (5/5) Movie CLIP - Hatcher Battles Screwface (1990) HD
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Hatcher (Steven Seagal) fights Screwface's (Basil Wallace) twin brother in a fight to the death.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In Marked for Death, Steven Seagal is told to "try to find the gentle person inside yourself." But he doesn't spend too much time looking, preferring instead to crack the spines of his victims. Seagal plays John Hatcher, a burned-out narcotics agent who resigns from the Drug Enforcement Administration after his partner is killed. He returns to his hometown and finds the city in the thrall of a vicious Jamaican drug gang, led by the nasty Screwface (Basil Wallace). He meets an old friend, now a high school football coach, who tells John about losing his best player and his 13-year-old nephew to drug overdoses. Soon John's family is threatened and his prize Mustang stolen, so John joins forces with his buddy to take on Screwface and the drug gang themselves.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (1990)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Steven Seagal, Basil Wallace
Director: Dwight H. Little
Producers: Michael Grais, Peter Macgregor-Scott, Julius R. Nasso, Steven Seagal, John Todgya, Mark Victor
Screenwriters: Michael Grais, Mark Victor
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Double eye gouge, backbreaker and thrown down a elevator shaft to be impaled. Hellz yeah, nobody was as brutal to his enemies as Sensei Steven Seagal.
I always loved how Seagal took a lot of punishment in this movie. (In terms of being hit)
probably has something to do with this being his one and only film for for 20th century fox.
Exit Wounds is another one too. He got beat up by DMX and got kicked in the face by Michael Jai White.
medusatail he got beat up by Henry Silva’s character in Above The Law when is tied up, drugged and punched in the face several times and is bloodied up.
It's delightful in the rare occasions when this strange prick does take some punishment, as he has almost always been an unlikeable and uncouth hero in his films....
No he didn't.
I had nightmares of screwface as a kid. That actor was phenomenal. Performance up there as Heath Ledger's joker. Underrated.
he was a scary looking dude
Basil Wallace, see this clip "Basil Wallace "19th Arpa International Film Festival 2016""
@@kolbytriplett4644 - "Hope they're not triplets!" 😁
Under rated. The comment below yours is exactly how i feel.
I was always impressed with Screwface's ability to flail his arms and legs while falling after having his spinal column broken in half.
I was also thinking same lol.
To be fair, at the point at which Seagal broke Screwface’s back, which was somewhere just below the mid-section, he’d only be paralyzed from that point down, so he’d still retain the use of his arms.
I noted that also
Oh my God. where do I start.. I'll begin with, I like the way he broke him in two lol
The ending was perfect good riddance to bad rubbish
Steven fights so dirty you almost forget he's the good guy. Ha ha
There is no such thing as fighting dirty when your life is on the line.
Anything goes when someone trying to kill you.
yeah, he's too nasty to be considered a hero
Jonathan c there s fighting to win and fighting to loose
@@bluenetmarketing I totally get what You saying tho but still I feel for ScrewFace ... Ion know man
"Hope they're not triplets!" Best Seagal line of all time!
What did he mean by that
@@Sevan_UP Seriously? Have you not seen the movie? The bad guys were twins (and he killed them both).
@@r6erik what a question, these kids no nothing, what idiots
This and the comment above are exactly how I feel.
Pretty sure elevator shafts are more secure than that
One of the rare times Steven Seagal actually GETS HIT by an opponent in a movie. This makes this movie one of his better ones by far.
Too bad it ain’t the entire scene. Screwface gave Seagal a run for his money. At the end he was even going Mortal Kombat final blow by bashing his head against the wall. That is until Seagal had a bit of health left and released his fatal blow and brutality.
@@Filthy_Larry Yup. Screwface 2 hit Hatcher with the sword handle, punched Hatcher In the gut and tossed Hatcher around like a doll into several bottle shelves until Hatcher flipped Screwface 2 over onto the ground. Then after Hatcher dominated the sword duel Screwface 2 rushed and pinned Hatcher against a wall using a table and almost won and would have if not for the eye gauge but after Seagal's eye gouge Screwface's twin was done. I don't think Screwface 2 had any technical fighting skills or training but he was very strong with brute strength and rage and a very tough, experienced street fighter at best and a proficient swordsman but no match. I think in a hand to hand fight without weapons Hatcher would've won the fight much easier and quickly but Screwface's twin still would've put up a decent fight and got a couple of hits on Hatcher and thrown him a bit but he would've lost to Hatcher much quicker had it been a straight up fist fight with no weapons.
Max Quentero, one of the main villains and crooked cops in Hard to kill landed two punches on Seagal, Donald the Hitman from the Glimmer Man was trained in martial arts and landed one punch that made Seagal bleed but Seagal effortlessly countered the rest of Donald's punches and kicks and battered him bloody easily. Seagal in Out for Justice as Gino vs Richie Madano was just an outright one sided beatdown. Richie was a brawler and surely a tough bruiser against your average person and thugs like himself but no match for a martial arts master and decorated NY detective like Gino and also Richie was overweight, out of shape severely and too insane and doped out of what mind he had left on crack and Richie's crack cocaine abuse gave him an extremely high pain tolerance and stamina. Yes, most Steven Seagal fights are one sided as we know. It's his ego.
@@castortroy7704 in Seagals universe, that makes one a worthy villain.
100 golpes
This is one of my favorite fights because Segal's character is actually facing a worthy opponent.
Looks like he was battling a dummy for the most part!
Segal:
1. Cuts Screwface up with a sword
2. Pushes his eyeballs back into his brain
3. Throws him through a wall
4. Breaks his spine over his knee
5. Throws him through another wall and into an elevator shaft
6. Screwface plummets several stories and is impaled on a pipe
I'm pretty sure he's dead.
Fatality.
it was his bad luck day
😆😆😆😆
I love how in an earlier scene, Seagal's buddy is injured but picked a very good hiding spot at the top of a staircase and just blew away almost half of Screwface's goons without blinking. Dude might have survived had he hired some better goons! LOL.
@@largol33t1 Well, to be fair to Screwface's goons, that WAS Keith David playing Seagal's buddy. And even though he was treated as kind of a scrub in the movie (remember when he just up and disappeared in the jewelry store fight?), he's nonetheless a badass in his own right. Go watch The Thing or They Live and you'll see.
This was my favorite Segal movie simply due to the you can clearly see Screwface is a actually dummy when he falling down the Elevator Shaft. I always thought that was funny as hell.
😆 .. Yo I thought I was the only one .. It's funny because for me personally .. It takes nothing away from the scene
From the moment he breaks his back and on you notice he’s a dummy, is very funny
It is funny as hell i was rolling
At least one shot suggests it's a stuntman for part of it (the flailing arms as Screwface is seem tumbling). After that, though... yeah, definitely a dummy.
Pure comedy
Screwface is one of the most underrated movie villains. Basil was awesome.
I always thought he was called, "Screwface," because the filmmakers couldn't come up with another name for a villain, and KNEW there WAS ANOTHER character called, "SCARFACE," thus, "avoiding legal action."
@@AngelofAnguish It's actually Jamaican slang for "angry face". Bob Marley recorded a song called Screwface back in the 70's.
Screwface 2 put up the best, toughest fight of any Seagal villain. With Donald Cunningham from the Glimmer Man and William Stranix from Under Siege in the same category. Penn in Under Siege 2 got a head kick in. Max in Hard to kill got two punches on Seagal. But Screwface's twin, despite no technical fighting training or skill, held his own using sheer rage, power, brute strength and resilience alone and was a proficient swordsman and a very good, tough, experienced street fighter. Admired Screwface's fight on until the death of one or both of us.
Seagal is actually taking kind of a beating here, before he got big enough to influence the scripts of his films.
in a shining example of his domineering insecurity, yes indeed. he is for sure garbage.
Seagal got hit a few times. that's impressive.
+jherrenor WHERE??? this guy rarely got hit. the guy was just banging seagal quite a few times against the wall hahahahhaha. thats not a hit. so silly
Panda This clip does not show Screwface punching Seagal before he throws him onto the bottle shelves at the bar. He was giving Seagal a run for his money. You can tell Screwface was a pretty strong mofo.
haha, I was about to say...........all the Seagal fight scenes I remember, he dodges the guy's blow then destroys him. Dude after dude. The boss man might get in one glancing blow, that's it.
Yes they always say that Steven doesn't take hits in his movies.
Screw face tried tho
Now that is how you kill a villain
MikeMJPMUNCH If he's a brutal nefarious villain
And Screwface is a ruthless nefarious brutal villain.
I'll be shocked if he isn't a complete monster which is the Eviliest kind of Villain.
Jason Case don't forget WICKED
No sequel for him that's for sure
MikeMJPMUNCH he gouged his eyes out, broke his back, and then he was really “screwed”!
@@nobamagone1063 And chucked him down an elevator shaft like he was garbage
you dont get killed much more than that
Best Movie out of all Steven Seagal's work with most badass kills! both he and Basil Wallace were epic!
I agree!
I agree too.
Basil mostly! He had the grill way before rappers!! And the authentic wardrobe!!!
Out For Justice tops this one. Still, definitely a highlight of the whole Seagal oeuvre.
Definitely #1 until Out For Justice. Anybody seen Richie ?
One of the most brutal main villain deaths ever. Lol
His attack on Stranix in "Under siege" was almost as brutal. In fact, several movie critics whined that the scene was too brutal. He did almost the same: after Stranix managed to cut his face, he drove one of his eyeballs in, stabbed him in the top of the head and threw him through a radar screen! Not exactly the same but I wonder if he decided to kinda base it on the fight from this movie.
@@largol33t1 why are critics wining about gore its literally like every action movie what do they expect
@@largol33t1 is Steven seagal do to this guy
Back breaking.
The anger in Steven seagals eyes when he eye gouges screwface’s eyes out
He went from Screwface to Scarface, and Mushed eyes to Backbroken to Impaled LOL
1:52 legendary moment.
Bernhard The entire thing from eyes gouge, back broken to thrown into a elevator area resulting in impaled is legendary.
It's brutal stuff before a death abd a brutal death. It's something you would expect from a nefarious villain not a hero.
As a result this is unforgettable and fitting because screwface is a nefarious brutal villain and 2 brutal moves before the brutal death.
What, you never broke a ragdoll's back before?
@@quincycroft3323 Not a life size one, that takes some skill 😂
FATALITY!!!!
Wish Steven had got to make more movies in his prime they were freakin’ awesome.
This fight ends with the best fatality I've seen...
A MAN WHO MAKES GOOSEBUMPS IN HIS EVERY MOVIES FOR HIS FANS EVER.
01:49 - That's what I'm gonna ask my chiropractor to do to me next time I visit!
Back when his movie's was awesome and worth watching💯💯💯💯💯💯
The movie's link is full
I love the way Screwface growls like a dog after he gets his eyes pushed in. 1:41 lol
1:52 Well Seagal has the same skill as Bane with Batman...
"There can be only one... erh, I mean, anybody seen Richie?"
"It's better to burn out than to fade away!!!"
With the way how Screwface met his end, I severely doubt that anyone's going to cross Hatcher in a hurry!.
I know a man who is just like segal in real life, lived 13 years in the orient, studying martial arts. Also studied in the military, the dude ain't no joke 😎😎 😎
Then you woke up
I know a man from Nantucket
You mean he’s morbidly obese and thinks he’s god?
This was probably my favorite Seagal movie. Back before he turned into Jabba the hutt. He was lean back then.
0:22
TAKE THAT, LAMP!
This fight scene is probably the most savage I've ever seen in a movie. Damn.
Have you seen The Revenant ? This fight scene pales in comparison.
@@bamaczar09 What scene in the revenant pales this scene? I've watched both
This was a pretty good fight scene,; it had a sense of realism to it and brutality 🍻
Before he became a Glazed ham with painted on hair and goatee
Steven seagal is legendary action movie star of all time
That's the most I've seen Steven Segal get beat up in a movie.
@Jewel Clark What one?
Куеа👍🏿🔔🙏🏿👍🏾💲🚐
You mean Exit wounds when he fights Michael jai white?
@@lionelhutz5137 Do people count that?? Lol That wasn't prime Seagal
@@lionelhutz5137 that was barely even a fight lol they completely wasted what could have been a great final fight scene with those 2
1:50 FINISH HIM!
+zack lester Hatcher Wins. FATALITY
+savagenature1 Da Da Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!
+savagenature1 Flawless Victory lol
Just like MORTAL KOMBAT!
Много, яко видео и Стивън Сегал е много як и красив и готин
Arguably, one of the best fight endings... pretty brutal.
That backbreaker on the dummy 😂😂😂
Lmaooooo
When he broke the guy back you can heard his bones breaking
1:28 this shouldn't be funny but...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
poor Michonne
Kevin Lopez hahaha.....xD
Lmfao hahaha oh man Steven you pissed of Andrew Lincoln lol
Rascist! I bet Wesley Snipes is steaming...😉😉😉
LOL look at 1:53 the broken puppet look at that giant face with huge eyes
Possibly the worst thing you can do to a person in a fight & leaving them alive
When I was a kid It was my Best Movie I wached 10000000 times😂
That Jamaican dude had some witchcraft magic for him to hit Steven lol
Well in this film...Screwface is supposed to be Satanic Voodoo Drug lord
The fuckin stunt doubles😭
Lmaooo turn screwface to a dummy Lmaoo
1:54 f$ucking doll detected hahahah this make my day
2019 still some awsome movie
1:04 I love how Screwface gets his head sliced open and doesn't give a rat's backside. Nice. Though to be fair, Hatcher takes three throws into/through glass and be like: I'm okay, let's go!
Drugs
I see where Bane got the idea from...
This will be my favorite movie of Steven Seagal film.
80's and 90's Seagal was the best outta anyone. I know his reputation is destroyed now for what he's done but the old school Seagal I'll always like and consider the best.
“I hope they weren’t triplets….”
That was a good pun right there
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
still the hardest and the best kill ever in seagal movie history hahahaha
Eh, I don’t know. Gouging out one of Tommy Lee Jones’s eyes, planting a knife in his cranium and shoving his head through the screen of a radar console is also pretty ferocious. He even rips out a mans throat in that same picture.
I always liked Steven Seagal and the movies he's been in this one came out in 1990 I was born in 1990
Segals best film
Curtis Donihoo No under siege
A matter of opinion.
Romulan2469 both movies are amazing
Curtis Donihoo t this movie is a classic i don't care if you not a seagal fan it s still a great film
No. Best is Above the Law.
The infamous eye gouge!
Times two
Very effective technique
I cringe every time I watch that scene.
i cringe every time i watch steven kiss putin's ass with his pathetic overcoat obesity....
Remember watching this as a kid, I was so excited when he broke his back
My God, the *_brilliance_* of the dialogue! (:-)
0:41 *AZTEC calendar in Jamaica???* WTF
I've seen the movie. Worth watching. More please. Thank you.
Screwface gave Seagal a run for his money. I mean Screwface almost killed Seagal. All the other villains Seagal faced he beat them easily. This one was a true challenge for Seagal.
I think you've watched something else dude. I can see Seagal giving him a good shoeing whilst playing with him! 🤣
A run for his money??? Screwface got screwed, literally dude!!!
Excellents acteurs tous les deux.
still give me chills ... I remember seeing this as a child ... This really angered Me for some reason .. I believe it was this Movie ... Mo Better Blues and some gory Hockey fighting to the death type move that introduced me to crazy violence .. All pissed me off as a youngin
That dodge! Back when Steven Seagal was a total badass with mostly his own stunts and more realistically exceptional Martial arts performances. Still love him though.
1:50 The rasta guy is too heavy for seagal hahaha....xD
So handsome and so cute and I mean Steven seagal
1:29 lol
Patrice o neal describing this scene had me dying
Back when Seagal made movies where his character actually took a real beating before killing the bad guy instead of his recent fare where he hardly breaks a sweat when dishing out the punishment....
Wonder where Screw Face learned his sword skills from?... it clearly didn't belong in his hands.
jaxgsxr I imagine some expert that is a expert sword fighter.
Just like fake soldiers Screwface thought he knew how to swordfight.
Yo .. I just thought about that
@@mikespenser4013 nah Screwface could fight.
The great master Seagal in action in a cene classic! (O grande mestre Seagal em ação numa cena classica )! .
Seagal was never really tested in the final battle with the villain, he was just slammed into the drinks rack and maybe from what I remember from this he got punched in the gut and face with the sword handle. It was obvious that seagal was gonna come up the winner and give the villain his punishment. Having slashed the villain with the sword, poked his eyes out, both going through a wall, breaking his back, then throwing him down a elevator shaft, that’s a gruesome death and way to go. Basil Wallace was excellent in this and really played the villain well, the best played villain in a seagal film. This was seagals best.
Can't deny that Screwface's twin gave John Hatcher a run for his money though. Hatcher was a highly trained martial artist and experienced cop but Screwface's twin brother, having no technical fighting skills in hand to hand combat, was a very tough, experienced street fighter and a proficient swordsman, but no match for Hatcher. Handed two good blows that stunned Hatcher with a strike to the face from his sword handle, a gut punch and tossed Hatcher like a ragdoll before Hatcher regained the upper hand and flipped him. Bashed Hatcher's head into the wall repeatedly till Hatcher narrowly won fighting dirty and rightfully so using the eye gouge. Screwface was a tank. The first twin might've been tough compared to your average man but Hatcher killed Screwface 1 easily. In a hand to hand fight without weapons Hatcher Hatcher would've beaten Screwface 2 much more quickly and easily and it would've been a shorter, more one sided fight but Screwface's twin still would've held his own and put up a decent fight for a minute or two.
This Part Was Amazing
Wow, a fight with Seagal that isn't one sided?!
This was pretty much the only time Seagal ever took a beating in a fight, it kinda sucks that this clip chopped off the first 30 seconds of it.
this has to be the worst way a man can die, this fight holds the title for most violent way to kill a villain of all time. no argument.
Josh Perez Um no A guy gets hung in on a hook and then is moved through a furnace. If I recall right the hook isn't moving at a fast pace, and dying by being burned to death would be harrowing.
That is cruel and unusual punishment that lasts longer than this death being impaled by a elevator shaft.
Josh Perez It's 1 of the worst ways a person can die but I'm pretty sure what I listed qualifies as worse.
In a saw movie a person is freezing because not much clothes. That be a slow harrowing death.
Well screwface got a sword slashed through the front of his chest, both of his eyes pushed into the back of his skull, thrown through a wall, then gets his back broken, and finally thrown down a elevator shift only for a wide metal bar cut right through his entire chest... Sounds pretty cruel...
Josh Perez It's undeniable cruel but did you see Robocop?
1st Clarence hit with a shotgun, hand blown off with shotgun and taunted then they empty their guns shooting the bullet resistant vest before finally Clarence shoots his
head.
In Cobra it's Cobra that puts a guy on a huge hook then moves to a area of fire, and burned alived while hanging on a huge hook that's harrowing pain plus more harrowing pain of a slow death.
I don't doubt most would agree that is crueler.
And it's really hard to list the worst way a human can die because someone could list a way that is worse, and slow or very slow.
That robocop scene in the '87 version is indeed a very valid argument. I forgot about murphy
1:30-1:52😂😭🥴
It so good movie clip.keep up a very good job.
Heartfelt gratitude
Snapped his spine
great climax since John doesn't easily win it's a challenge so exciting and intense.
This and Above the Law are the only best films he got. The rest are history. I mean history, as in gone.
joeofmacabre07 Wow no Under Siege is cream of the crop his Mona lisa painting while marked for death a undeniable hardcore action movie can also share the best spot, close 2nd with hard to kill plus 3rd with Out for Justice and Above the law tied.
Jason Case, I agree. Really all of his movies before Fire Down Below are equal quality movies.
Damn looking back, that scene was brutal lol
I was actually an extra in the movie oh well hey could you private message me
This is 1 of the greatest deaths in fiction, history of movies, and of a villain.
It's a brutal death of a villain
Excellent movie
It's like marked for death screwface without the choppa.
Pusha t
THE BEST STEVEN SEAGAL at his peak!
I love the fact that in every Seagal movie, the place where the Fight is set is always Trashed up...
1:47 ahhh yes I was wondering what would break first...your spirit...or your body.
The eye gauge scared the piss outta me as a kid. I was thinking how different kids grow up nowadays because my friends dad rented this movie for us in 3rd or 4th grade as entertainment during a sleepover lol. That was like 1991 and it doesn't seem that long ago but things are just so different now and we really became a bunch a pussies at some point in terms of raising kids. I'm not saying this was appropriate by any means and it totally wasn't but everyone I grew up with that was exposed to this stuff like movies, music, video games all turned out just fine with good careers and families of their own. Idk at some point kids became really sheltered and almost unprepared for how tough the real world is outside their bubble of everyone is a winner P.C schooling and a relatively mirroring home life.
preach, I grew up with Robocop and Seagal violence, and it prepared me for the REAL world
bmillerdrums i grew up on Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Mel Gibson Steven Seagal, Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren and other action legends from 1980s and 1990s, good times as a kid when had best action movies.
Remember me and my dad watched IT when I was like 5 remember this movie as a kid too ahh good memories
@@KnugenMooMoo إذن رابط الفيلم الكامل
@@scottknode898 the EXPENDABLES must've been your jam there brother! as i also grew up watching these action legends even did some stunt work myself so i know what i speak of but that was another time and for now be safe CHEERS mate!!
Unforgattable scene
These Rasta stunt men were Brilliant!!
Nice one-impaled at the bottom of the elevator shaft!
Screwface was like a bond villain. So great.
He'd fit well into Live And Let Die.
Snapped him in half ! 😂😂
Steven segal . En República Dominicana. Que bien.
Gouged his eyes...broke his back..how rude
this mothefaka is a living legend, no matter what they say about him and what he looks now or what crappy movies he is now
What do Basil Wallace and Tommy Lee Jones have in common? They didn't get to SEE their final death blows coming 😔
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