Renee Steward

Renee Steward’s filmography is a weird, wild ride through some of the most entertaining slices of ‘90s action and horror cheese you’ll find. Seriously, if you ever stumbled across Raw Target (1995) in a dusty VHS bin, you’d probably think, “What in the world is this?” Turns out, it’s a cult action flick with all the classic tropes—explosions, tough guys, and that special brand of melodrama only the ‘90s could deliver. Renee brings her own unique energy to the mix, never fading into the background, even when chaos reigns on screen. Then there’s Warrior of Justice (1995). Oh man, this one leans hard into the martial arts action, with over-the-top fight scenes and villains who look like they wandered off the set of a Saturday morning cartoon. Renee nails that balance between cool-headed and ready-to-throw-down, which isn’t easy when everyone around you is either swinging a fist or chewing the scenery. But she really goes full throttle with Hot Wax Zombies on Wheels (1999). The title alone tells you you’re in for a bonkers time—biker zombies, neon gore, and a plot that’s as wild as a fever dream. Watching Renee work in this one is like seeing someone who knows exactly how absurd the whole thing is, and she just rolls with it, adding a little wink to the audience. She doesn’t just survive the madness—she somehow makes it look fun. Off the screen, Renee is part of a pretty epic family, married to Nils Allen Stewart and mom to four kids. So yeah, she’s got her hands full, balancing movie madness with real-life chaos.