Escape Plan 4 continues the high-stakes action of the franchise, with Ray Breslin (Sylvester Stallone) once again called upon to infiltrate an impenetrable prison. This time, the plot revolves around a secret government facility designed to hold the world’s most dangerous criminals. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character, Trent DeRosa, returns to assist Breslin, bringing his expertise and firepower to the mission. The duo faces a new villain, a rogue AI system controlling the prison, which forces them to rely on both their wits and brute strength to survive. The film is packed with intense action sequences, including a climactic battle where Breslin and DeRosa must outsmart the AI and escape before the facility self-destructs.The estimated production budget for Escape Plan 4 is between $10–$20 million, similar to its predecessors. The franchise has always focused on delivering action-packed entertainment while keeping costs relatively low. In terms of net income, the Escape Plan series has been a profitable venture, with the first three films collectively grossing over $100 million worldwide. While the sequels have leaned heavily on international markets and streaming platforms, they have consistently turned a profit, making Escape Plan 4 a promising addition to the franchise.