Walking Tall: Lone Justice (2007)

In the heart of Dallas, the city's tranquility is shattered when prime witnesses against ruthless drug lord, Octavio Perez, are cold-bloodedly murdered within the secure walls of a safe-house. The once peaceful cityscape now echoes with the whispers of treachery, as the only remaining hope to incarcerate Perez rests on the fragile shoulders of FBI agent Kate Jensen and her three fellow agents. Ensconced within another sanctuary, they wait for the impending trial, their lives hanging by a thread. However, the sanctuary is invaded by Perez's savage gangsters. One by one, the agents fall, their hopes of justice extinguished. But Kate, though wounded, defies death. Her boyfriend, retired Sheriff Nick Prescott, fueled by suspicion of a traitor within the agency, whisks her away to his secluded country ranch, a fortress guarded by his trusted local friends. A year after cleansing his corrupt hometown, Nick had sought a fresh beginning in Dallas with Kate and her twelve-year-old daughter, Samantha. Yet, when the shadows of their past creep into their present, he finds himself tangled in a web of danger once again. With key witnesses dropping like flies and a traitor lurking in the shadows, Nick is forced to take matters into his own hardened hands. This time, the stakes are higher, the danger more personal. His family's safety is on the line, and he's one man standing tall against a horde of lawlessness. With his resolve as his only weapon, can Nick protect his loved ones and bring Perez to justice? Or will he fall under the weight of his colossal struggle, leaving his family at the mercy of a merciless enemy? Only time will tell in this pulse-pounding tale of betrayal, courage, and undying love.

Walking Tall: Lone Justice is an action movie featuring Kevin Sorbo and directed by Tripp Reed.

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