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Robert Rodriguez is moving forward with his long-rumored flick Machete and it looks like may have one-upped sexagenarian stallion Sylvester Stallone’s Expendables in the casting department.

Moments ago I shared with you an exclusive first look at Dolph Lundgren in his upcoming actioner Direct Contact, and now I’m back again with some Steven Seagal action in the high-powered mafia revenge flick Driven to Kill.

How epically bad is Against the Dark? Or is it somehow, miraculously…good? Steven Seagal v. Vampires has us interested, but could it pull through?

In an effort to fully express the rage Robert Fure contains, Boiling Point introduces the “Things That Don’t” subcategory. In the inaugural example – Things That Don’t Stop Bullets.

No, you’re not dreaming. You’re not hallucinating. You’re not drunk. Ok so you’re drunk, but that doesn’t make this any less true or less awesome – Steven Seagal is going to kick vampire ass in Against the Dark.

The odds are Steven Seagal doesn’t actually fall in love with a hot, brooding, highly-moussed vampire in his new movie, Against the Dark, but it would be fun to watch.

The direct-to-DVD market is filled with mid-list action films, and more keep on coming. In the past couple weeks, three films have caught our eye. Let’s look at how they stack up against each other.

If you are like many of the folks around Reject HQ, then you too have a soft spot for anything involving Steven Seagal. As well, you will probably enjoy this clip.

The Onion Movie gives me hope that filmmakers might keep their senses of comedy instead of lowering themselves to humorless references to pop culture figures.

Ever wanted a shirt that just screams badassery from the rooftops?

The multi hyphenated Swede is still kicking… ass, that is.

They may be over the hill, but that doesn’t mean they still wouldn’t have us running and hiding.

I enjoy it when celebrities can make fun of themselves. However, this film will not be able to survive if Van Damme and Seagal don’t portray themselves.

First, it was Steven Seagal. Then it was Wesley Snipes. Now, it’s… Jessica Simpson?