🎬 The Unholy Trinity (2025)

“In the Wild West, justice wears a shadow.”

A bloody, mysterious, and redeeming epic set in the heart of the American West.

Set in 1870s Montana – an era where the law is weak and people’s hearts are dark – The Unholy Trinity is an action-packed cowboy film steeped in tragedy and haunting twists.

Story: Hatred, trust, and buried secrets
It all begins with a death. Isaac Broadway – a man sentenced to death for a crime he claims he did not commit – leaves his estranged son, Henry, with a final wish: “Find the man who framed my father, and finish him off.”

Henry, torn between hatred and duty, leaves his old life to set out in search of the truth. But Montana is no longer the land he once knew. The town is now in the hands of Sheriff Gabriel Dove (Pierce Brosnan), a veteran with a dark past and a sometimes ruthless approach to keeping order.

At the same time, a stranger appears – St. Christopher (Samuel L. Jackson), a mysterious man with a dangerous smile and cold philosophies. No one knows if he is an avenging angel or a devil in human form.

Henry faces not only guns and dust storms… but also sinful secrets buried under the Montana soil – where treasure, crime, and betrayal have slept for too long.

The main cast is captivating
Pierce Brosnan – Sheriff Gabriel Dove: a man who protects the town at all costs, even by violence.

Samuel L. Jackson – St. Christopher: a man with no past, but who knows too much about the past of others.

Brandon Lessard – Henry Broadway: a young man on a journey to redeem his family and find himself.

Starring:
Ethan Peck, Q’orianka Kilcher, Tim Daly, Veronica Ferres, David Arquette, Katrina Bowden.

Director and Screenplay
Director: Richard Gray – known for his realistic and dark Westerns.

Screenplay: Lee Zachariah – who has written stories with psychological depth and unexpected twists.

Premiere & Release
World Premiere: Zurich Film Festival – October 12, 2024.

🎬US Premiere: June 13, 2025.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss The Unholy Trinity?

A classic revenge story rewritten with character depth and intense internal conflicts.

The cinematic style is very much a classic Western, but elevated by an A-list cast and a smart script.

Confrontations, razor-sharp dialogue, and an ending that will leave you pondering long after you leave the theater.

“Not all who hold the law are for justice. And not all who break the law are evil.”

The Unholy Trinity – when three people, three beliefs, and three destinies collide in a fateful battle.

The film is distributed in North America by Saban Films and Roadside Attractions.

Here’s the official trailer for The Unholy Trinity: