Stone Cold Steve Austin is still most famous for their work in the ring, but the wrestler, and actor, has also starred in some well-liked movies too.

Stone Cold Steve Austin retired from WWE due to an injured neck that carried the risk of paralysis. Once he left, Austin tried his hand for a short time in Hollywood, and outside of two big-screen blockbusters and one smaller yet, popular movie, most of his output ended up as B-grade action movies.

Austin has since stopped acting mostly, still appearing in reality TV shows. Still, he has said on more than one occasion that he doesn't enjoy acting enough to carry on the career that made Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and John Cena into Hollywood movie stars. However, by the time he stopped regularly acting, he had worked with some of Hollywood's biggest action film stars.

10 Tactical Force (2011) - 4.8 - Available To Watch On Prime Video

Released in 2011, Tactical Force was a Canadian action movie that started Stone Cold Steve Austin and Michael Jai White (Spawn). This was a straight-to-DVD release with Austin as SWAT Captain Frank Tater, the leader of a four-man team. They cause a lot of damage in their mission to start the movie and are forced to go back through training. However, the training exercise went wrong when they ended up in the middle of two rival gangs in an abandoned hanger with no real weapons.

9 Maximum Conviction (2012) - 4.8 - Available To Watch On Pluto TV

In 0212, Stone Cold Steve Austin teamed up with DTV action legend Steven Seagal. Austin is Manning, a partner of former black ops operative Tom Steele (Seagal), sent to decommission an old prison and oversee two female prisoners' arrival. They then face overwhelming odds when a team of elite mercenaries shows up looking for the women. When they learn one of the women is a CIA courier, and the other is a mole, the two men find they are in the middle of a very dangerous situation.

8 Knockout (2011) - 5.0 - Available To Watch On Prime Video

In 2011, Stone Cold Steve Austin took on a role that required fewer guns and explosive action, as he starred in the movie Knockout. Austin stars as Dan Barnes, a former heavyweight boxer who chose to retire to escape the violence in his life. However, when a new boxing champion starts to tear through all the opposition, Dan returns to help train a young newcomer and prepare him to face this seemingly unstoppable champion.

7 The Package (2013) - 5.0 - Available To Watch On Tubi

In 2013, Stone Cold Steve Austin teamed with another '80s action DTV legend in Dolph Lundgren. This movie was The Package, and Austin plays a heavy named Tommy Wicker, who works for a local crime boss known as Big Doug. When Big Doug asks him to deliver a package to The German (Lundgren), a rival gang kills his partner and wants the package for themselves. This leads to an eventual clash with the German himself.

6 Hunt To Kill (2010) - 5.2 - Available To Watch On Prime Video

In 2010, it was time for Stone Cold Steve Austin to appear in a straight-to-DVD movie with Eric Roberts. This was Hunt to Kill, which had Austin star as Jim Rhodes, a border patrol agent, who opens the movie by walking into a meth lab and coming out with his partner dead.

The movie moves to the present day, where Jim lives in the mountains with his teenage daughter. When the plan of a thief to backstab his partners and kill them, the other thieves go to get revenge and take Jim's daughter hostage to force him to help them.

5 Recoil (2011) - 5.2 - Available To Watch On Prime Video

Stone Cold Steve Austin appeared in the movie Recoil in 2011 alongside another action legend in Danny Trejo. This is a remake of a 1998 action movie, with Austin as Ryan Varrett, a former police officer, set out to avenge the murder of his family. His wife and son died at the hands of a gang, and Ryan quits his job as a cop and sets out to bring bloody vengeance to everyone responsible for his family's deaths.

4 Damage (2009) - 5.7 - Available To Watch On Tubi

Damage was the first straight-to-DVD movie that Stone Cold Steve Austin starred in after his first two bigger budget appearances. Austin stars as John Brickner, a man out of prison on parole after seven years in prison for manslaughter.

When John meets up with the woman whose husband he killed in self-defense, she tells him her daughter needs a heart transplant, and he should pay the $250,000 for the operation. John then enters an underground fight tournament to try to raise the needed money.

3 The Condemned (2007) - 6.0 - Available To Watch On Peacock+

Stone Cold Steve Austin starred in his first action movie in 2007 with The Condemned. WWE Films produced the film, which Lionsgate distributed as the only movie with Austin as the lead to get a theatrical release. The movie has 10 convicts forced to fight to the death in an illegal competition broadcast to the public. Vinnie Jones was the other big name in the movie, and while it only has a 15-percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it is Austin's third best movie according to IMDb votes.

2 The Longest Yard (2005) - 6.4 - Available To Watch On Sling

The first movie that Stone Cold Steve Austin ever appeared in was the 2005 Adam Sandler football movie, The Longest Yard. The movie was a remake of the classic 1974 Bruce Reynolds movie, and Reynolds came back for a role in this movie. Sandler was a former football star who was involved in a high-profile point-shaving scandal. While in prison, the warden uses his power to force him to play in a football exhibition against the vicious guards. Austin is Guard Dunham in the movie. Kevin Nash and Bill Goldberg are other professional wrestlers to appear.

1 The Expendables (2010) - 6.5 -Available To Watch On Prime Video

The most successful movie Stone Cold Steve Austin ever appeared in was the 2010 action movie The Expendables. This movie brought in $274 million at the box office and spawned two sequels. However, Austin was only in a smaller role here as the muscle for former CIA officer James Munroe. The real stars here are the Expendables themselves, which included Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren, and Jet Li.

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