In El Paso, a seemingly homeless person intervenes when a stylish woman attacks a young couple. The rescuer reveals himself as Sheriff Wyatt Marshall Law, a man who delivers justice with extreme prejudice. When the woman's death reveals a horrifying cult worshipping the cosmic entity Cthulhu, Sheriff Law finds himself facing an invasion of otherworldly evil. He must use every ounce of grit and determination to stop the cult's plans before they unleash unimaginable horror upon the city, but the cult's power is far greater than he could have ever imagined. Will he succeed?
Writer's Statement:
I've always loved the over-the-top action and larger-than-life characters of 80s action movies. 'Strike Hard' is my attempt to recapture that energy and excitement for a modern audience, while exploring themes of good versus evil and the lengths people will go to for their beliefs. The film's violence is meant to be visceral and shocking, reflecting the brutality of the cult and the desperation of the sheriff's fight. Ultimately, I hope the film's blend of action and dark fantasy will resonate with viewers who crave a thrilling, high-stakes story with a strong protagonist.
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"This script explodes with wild imagination, larger than life action, and a sharp sense of pulp adventure. I was constantly surprised by the mix of grindhouse absurdity and Texas-sized swagger. [STRIKE HARD] could become a cult classic. This one has midnight movie energy written all over it."-LT
"I admire the confidence in tone. The opening instantly defines the world and Wyatt Marshall Law as a mythic folk hero. [The] originality of this script stands out and makes me believe there is an audience waiting. This shows real potential for a wild franchise.-NH
"This was a blast to read. The motorcycle jumps, bazookas, cult rituals, and one liners made me smile the whole way. [The] hero is cool, the villains are crazy, and the world is colorful. I would love to see this on a big screen late at night with a cheering crowd. The writer clearly had fun writing it and that joy comes through. This script kicks. "-DR