Escape from L.A., video cover

Escape from L.A. (1996)
"Snake is back."

Escape from L.A.
(aka John Carpenter's Escape from L.A.)
Stunts (and a small cameo)
Director: John Carpenter
Produced: USA 1996, Paramount Studios
Produced by: Debra Hill, Kurt Russell
Written by by: John Carpenter, Debra Hill
Running Time: 101 Min.
Leads: Kurt Russell, A.J. Langer

Still Still

Summary from BigStar.com:
"Eye-patched mercenary prisoner Snake Plissken gets forced into another kamikaze mission in this long-awaited sequel to "Escape From New York." This time he must scour the earthquake-demolished, prison streets of Los Angeles, circa 2013, to find and disable a so-called "Doomsday Device," as well as rescue the President's daughter, who's in on the scheme.
Packed with clever digs at the Hollywood firmament, as well as juicy bits from B-movie staples Paul Bartel, Bruce Campbell, and Robert Carradine. Snarling, unshaven renegade Snake Plissken is back in this sequel to the 1981 cult hit "Escape from New York."
The year is 2013, and Los Angeles is now a decimated, apocalyptic island, thanks to a massive earthquake. It is also home to every lowlife, sleazeball and degenerate that the U.S. can ship there to keep America clean, moral and pleasant. The no-nonsense Snake is ordered by the President to go to L.A. and retrieve a black box, the contents of which can shut off electricity around the world -- permanently. Snake had better act fast, for he only has 10 hours to complete this deadly mission... or die trying."