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Mack's Revenge: On The Run (2026)

2 Years after killing The Bandits and avenging the death of Lola Brently, Mack Coker's life on the run takes a deep turn when a girl named Morgan Brassil recruits him to take down Travis Ramos, a coke addicted leader of a cult that's looking to summon a drug lord.
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2 Years after killing The Bandits and avenging the death of Lola Brently, Mack Coker's life on the run takes a deep turn when a girl named Morgan Brassil recruits him to take down Travis Ramos, a coke addicted leader of a cult that's looking to summon a drug lord.

Rating:R
Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Savion Soares
Written By:Jack Skerry, Peyton Luiz
In Theaters:5/29/2026
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Studio:NK Productions, Soares Productions

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