Marked for Death follows John Hatcher, a former DEA agent played by Steven Seagal, who has retired from his dangerous career in hopes of living a peaceful life with his family. However, his past catches up with him when a powerful Jamaican drug lord, Screwface, becomes a direct threat to him and his loved ones. Hatcher, struggling with the idea of returning to violence, is eventually forced to take action to protect those he loves.

The arrival of Screwface and his violent drug syndicate in the United States causes chaos. Hatcher, visiting an old friend, gets pulled back into the dangerous world of drug cartels when his family becomes entangled in Screwface’s reign of terror. The gang’s brutal activities quickly push Hatcher to the point of no return as he seeks to avenge the harm done to his family.

As Hatcher becomes more deeply involved in fighting Screwface and his crew, the conflict intensifies. His combat skills and unyielding determination make him a fierce opponent, and he systematically takes down members of the Jamaican drug syndicate. His personal vendetta against Screwface grows stronger as the violence escalates, and Hatcher becomes obsessed with putting an end to the threat once and for all.

In his search for justice, Hatcher uncovers a shocking twist: Screwface has a twin brother, both of whom are masterminds behind the drug operation. This revelation complicates matters, as Hatcher must face two ruthless and sadistic brothers who will stop at nothing to protect their criminal empire. The stakes become higher, and Hatcher’s fight for survival grows even more perilous.

The film reaches its explosive climax when Hatcher finally confronts Screwface in a brutal final showdown. Using his martial arts expertise and tactical thinking, Hatcher battles his way through the drug lord and his forces. In the end, his relentless pursuit of justice leads to the destruction of the drug syndicate, and Hatcher ensures the safety of his family, bringing an end to the chaos and violence that had consumed their lives.