Exit Wounds (2001) is an action film starring Steven Seagal, set in the gritty urban streets of Detroit. The film follows Orin Boyd (Seagal), a tough, no-nonsense Detroit cop who is transferred to a new precinct after causing trouble in his former department. In his new assignment, Boyd becomes entangled in a complex web of corruption and criminal activity within the police force. As he investigates a series of mysterious events, he uncovers a conspiracy involving rogue cops, drug trafficking, and dangerous criminals.

Throughout the film, Boyd must use his combat skills and street smarts to fight his way through corrupt colleagues and a violent criminal underworld. His quest for justice becomes personal as he faces betrayal and dangerous adversaries. Exit Wounds combines intense action sequences with themes of justice, loyalty, and redemption. The film is known for its martial arts fight scenes, high-speed chases, and explosive confrontations, with Seagal’s character serving as both a protector and a symbol of moral righteousness in a city plagued by crime and corruption. The film offers a mix of suspense, action, and drama, with a classic 2000s action movie tone.