Scott Adkins, the action star who brought Killa to life in John Wick: Chapter 4, is back with another high-octane thriller. His latest project, One Last Shot, pairs him with Dolph Lundgren and promises a blend of political intrigue and bone-crunching combat that fans of White House Down and John Wick will eat up. The film is set to release on digital platforms like Prime Video and Apple TV on September 22, with a DVD release expected around the same time.
Adkins has been on a roll lately. Earlier this year, he starred alongside Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in the Miami-set crime thriller The Rip, which racked up over 100 million views in its first week on Netflix. While it didn't crack the all-time top 10, it's still considered one of the best Netflix offerings of 2026. Now, Adkins is shifting gears with One Last Shot, a lean, 97-minute action ride that doesn't overstay its welcome.
The film, directed by James Nunn and written by Jamie Russell, follows Navy SEAL Jake Harris (Adkins) as he's pulled back into duty when a former comrade turned domestic terrorist, Elliot Carter (Steven Cree), threatens global security. Carter has taken the Joint Chiefs of Staff hostage in a nuclear bunker and is on the verge of seizing control of the U.S. missile defense network. Harris must lead his team through a gauntlet of mercenaries and deadly traps to stop him, all while confronting his own troubled past.
Joining Adkins and Cree are Dolph Lundgren and Hannah Ware, adding serious star power to the supporting cast. The trailer, released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, showcases the film's gritty tone and relentless action sequences. It's rated R for strong violence and language, so expect a hard-hitting experience.
For fans of Adkins' work, this is another chance to see him do what he does best. His performance in John Wick: Chapter 4 was a standout, and he's been a reliable presence in the action genre for years. One Last Shot looks to continue that trend, delivering the kind of no-nonsense thrills that made other recent action hits so popular.
The film's premise—a lone operative racing against time to prevent a catastrophic attack—echoes classics like White House Down, but with a grittier, more personal edge. It's the kind of story that action fans crave, and with a runtime under 100 minutes, it's perfect for a weeknight viewing.
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One Last Shot arrives on digital and DVD on September 22. Stay tuned for more updates as the release date approaches.
