Seagal’s into Learning

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Steven Seagal’s found himself a home in the world of straight-to-DVD features, and he’s adding another wing to the place with a flick called A HIGHER FORM OF LEARNING (aka LEARNING HOW TO GET YOUR ASS KICKED), which he also co-wrote.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the story centers on a detective who travels the world in pursuit of serial killers. He finds himself in Memphis hunting two murderers while also chasing his own demons.

I’m guessing when Seagal catches up to those demons, he’s gonna slap those f*ckers around before roundhouse kicking them through a plate-glass window. Then he’ll say “I curse you,” or something and saunter off.

Production starts, with Jeff King at the helm, this week in Vancouver.

Source: Hollywood Reporter

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