Eraser: Reborn

Mason Pollard makes his name by making witnesses vanish, stamping fake deaths to protect high risk informants. In an age of rapid digital tracking and synthetic dossiers, his work keeps getting more high stakes. When he's assigned to Rina Kimura, the wife of a notorious crime boss who has decided to cooperate with authorities, the case moves fast. They hit the road for Cape Town, where a chapter in their dangerous game unfolds. The pursuit is ruthless, the clock tight, and Pollard must blend cunning and nerve to survive a world where loyalties shift on a dime. No matter the plan, danger follows and every mile brings a new risk today.

Directed by John Pogue, Eraser: Reborn arrives as a modern action thriller with an original screenplay crafted by Michael D Weiss, Tony Puryear and Walon Green. The film leans on brisk set pieces, tight pacing, and a wary cat and mouse dynamic that puts its lead through a demanding test of nerve amid a global chase.

Box office figures for Eraser: Reborn are not widely published, and there is no widely reported worldwide gross available in standard sources. The film seems to have flown relatively under the radar, with limited theatrical footprint and streaming paths that make box office tallies scarce. Details may emerge with later home media release in the future.

Awards There are no major nominations or wins publicly listed for Eraser Reborn. The film did not secure high profile accolades at major ceremonies, which aligns with its relatively low profile reception and limited release footprint. Some regional accolades could exist, but none are widely reported.

Reception and themes The film sits in the middle of the action thriller pack with a rating around 6.2 from a number of votes suggesting mixed reactions. It maintains tension through fast editing and a web of twists that probe loyalty and the ethics of a life built on erasing people for safety. Dominic Sherwood plays Mason Pollard, Jacky Lai portrays Rina Kimura, and the Cape Town chase underscores themes of deception and survival in a high tech, no mercy world.