One Last Shot (2026)

The third and possibly final chapter of the One Shot trilogy, One Last Shot, hit VOD shelves on September 22, 2026, thrusting Adkins’ Jake Harris back into a covert operation that could cripple America’s missile defense. Tasked by Admiral Mulholland (Dolph Lundgren) to track down a rogue mercenary crew led by a former military comrade, Harris races against time to stop the group’s plan to shut down the nation’s defense grid. Directed by James Nunn and scripted by Jamie Russell, the 97‑minute R‑rated thriller packs relentless gunplay and martial‑arts choreography into a tight, adrenaline‑fueled ride. The film caps a trilogy that began with One Shot in 2021, followed by One More Shot in 2024, and has become a standout success in the video‑on‑demand market, showcasing Adkins’ signature combat skills. While the One Shot series may not command the same theatrical footprint as The Expendables or Has Fallen, its focus on secret government missions and high‑octane action places it squarely alongside those blockbuster franchises. Critics note that the trilogy’s blend of relentless set pieces and character‑driven storytelling gives it a distinct identity, even as it mirrors the stakes‑driven plots of its bigger‑budget peers. For Adkins, whose résumé spans everything from Undisputed to John Wick 4, the One Shot saga has become a defining recent venture, cementing his status as a VOD action star. One Last Shot delivers a satisfying climax—while leaving the door ajar for a possible fourth outing, the film feels like a proper send‑off for Jake Harris and the high‑risk world he inhabits.

When the One Shot trilogy rolls out its third and possibly final chapter, the stakes sky‑rocket. In One Last Shot, released on September 22, 2026, Navy SEAL Jake Harris (Scott Adkins) is pulled into a covert, off‑the‑books operation to hunt down a rogue mercenary crew led by a former military comrade. Their chilling plan? Shut down America’s missile‑defense network and leave the nation defenseless. The film cranks the adrenaline to eleven with relentless gun‑fueled set pieces, but it’s the added gravitas of Dolph Lundgren as Admiral Mulholland that gives the mission a chain‑of‑command weight. Lundgren’s character hands Harris the impossible task, setting up a cat‑and‑mouse chase across the United States that feels ripped straight from the playbooks of The Expendables and Has Fallen. While the One Shot series has always been a VOD sleeper hit, One Last Shot pushes it into blockbuster‑level territory, delivering the kind of high‑octane, military‑focused action that fans of John Wick and Fast & Furious crave. Whether this is truly the trilogy’s finale remains a mystery, but for now, Adkins’ blend of martial‑arts precision and gritty gunplay makes the film a must‑watch for action aficionados. At a lean 97 minutes, director James Nunn keeps the pacing relentless, and writers Jamie Russell pack the script with twists that keep the missile‑defense plot from feeling predictable. As the credits roll, viewers are left wondering if the One Shot saga will ever fire another round—or if this is the last shot we’ll ever hear from Jake Harris.