Muzzle: City of Wolves

Jake Rosser is a veteran LAPD officer who wants a quiet life with his wife Mia and their retired K-9, Socks, but peace unravels when a violent gang attack targets his family. After that blow, Jake teams with a new partner, a dog named Argos, and sets off on a determined hunt to identify and stop those responsible. The story alternates between tense home scenes and hard-edged police work, as alliances shift and the line between legal duty and personal vengeance blurs. Tensions escalate as Jake presses his limits, and each decision forces him to weigh loyalty, safety and the cost of justice.

Directed by John Stalberg Jr., Muzzle: City of Wolves was created by Jacob Michael King and Carlyle Eubank. Released in 2025, it stars Aaron Eckhart with Tanya van Graan, Nicole Fortuin, Karl Thaning and Adrian Collins in key supporting roles.

At the time of writing, comprehensive box office totals haven't been widely reported. The film saw theatrical play in select markets and festival screenings, but detailed worldwide gross and earnings data remain sparse or privately held by distributors for now.

Although still new, Muzzle: City of Wolves has prompted discussion about K-9 roles in police dramas, and Aaron Eckhart's gritty, restrained performance has been a topic online. A few action set pieces, notably street chases and dog-handler sequences, have been shared in clips that keep conversations going among genre fans.

Critical reaction has been mixed to favorable, the film holding a 6.75/10 average from 88 votes. Reviewers praise the film's focus on family, loyalty and moral ambiguity in policing, while noting uneven plotting. Eckhart's lead work and the canine partnership are often singled out, notably, as the movie's emotional center.