In this episode of the Sylvester Stallone Podcast Network, hosts Ryan, Doug, and Craig dive deep into a retrospective review of the 1989 prison drama "Lock Up," starring Sylvester Stallone as Frank Leone, a model inmate transferred to a brutal maximum-security facility under the sadistic Warden Drumgoole, played by Donald Sutherland. The discussion covers the film's plot, including Leone's backstory, his relationships with fellow inmates, intense action sequences, and themes of justice and redemption, while sharing personal memories of first viewings, production trivia like filming in a real New Jersey prison with actual inmates as extras, actor performances (including John Amos as Captain Meissner and Tom Sizemore's debut), behind-the-scenes details such as an unfinished script during shooting, and critiques of the soundtrack, violence, and Razzie nominations. The hosts praise the movie's emotional depth, Stallone's acting, and its underrated status, contrasting it with other Stallone films, and wrap up with ratings, comparisons to the Rocky series, and plugs for their other podcasts