The Unholy Trinity

In 1870s Montana, condemned man Isaac Broadway, moments from execution, hands his estranged son Henry an impossible last request: kill the man who framed him. Henry arrives in the isolated town of Trinity determined to honor that promise, but a chain of mishaps prevents a quick exit. Trapped by circumstance and local suspicion, he finds himself in a tense, lawbound place ruled by new sheriff Gabriel Dove and shadowed by a mysterious figure who calls himself St. Christopher. As alliances form and secrets leak out, Henry must weigh the cost of vengeance against survival and the truth about his father's past, all while the town's simmering tensions threaten to burst into violence. The story withholds clear answers, keeping motives ambiguous.

Released in 2025, The Unholy Trinity was directed by Richard Gray from a concept by Lee Zachariah. The film assembles a notable cast, prominently led by Pierce Brosnan and Samuel L. Jackson, alongside Brandon Lessard, Veronica Ferres, and Gianni Capaldi.

The Unholy Trinity opened in select theaters and moved to international release and streaming windows. Box office performance was modest, but the picture reached a broader audience overseas and on digital platforms, where interest in genre hybrids helped sustain visibility.

Pairing Pierce Brosnan with Samuel L. Jackson generated buzz, and the film's willingness to mix western tropes with crime thriller mechanics prompted talk among fans about fresh directions for the genre. Several stark standoff sequences and the bleak Montana vistas have been shared widely, becoming talking points on social media.

Critical response leaned mixed, reflected in a 6.4/10 user score from 125 votes, with praise aimed at the central performances and the film's moral ambiguity. Critics also mentioned uneven pacing and reliance on familiar genre beats, yet many viewers appreciated the film's tough ethical questions about justice, loyalty, and retribution.