Last Night at the Alamo (2026)

Disgraced actor Hunter (Hunter Morton) flees Los Angeles for Pittsburgh, chasing a rumor of an indie production that might salvage his career. Instead, he drifts into the orbit of a loose collective of young radicals — Chip (Benny Bender), Eliott (Eliott Edge), Bugs (Joshua Rievel), and others — whose revolutionary posturing gradually hardens into something operational. As Hunter ingratiates himself, hoping for material, the line between performance and participation blurs.

The group's half-baked ideology collides with real-world consequences, pulling Hunter deeper into a plot he doesn't fully understand and can't easily exit. Dale (Lindsay Henry) watches from the margins, the only one who seems to grasp where this is headed.