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One of them days
Sequel – Another Day
Logline
As two friends become accustomed to their newfound lives, one friends’ secret forces them to revisit the mistakes of their past.
Synopsis
It’s been a few years since King Lolo was sent to prison and every day he vows to avenge himself against Dreux and Alyssa. Dreux now works for corporate and Alyssa sells paintings nationwide. They have moved into a sublet in hopes of returning home after the fire. After years of waiting the renovations in their old apartment are finished and they are excited to move back. As they prepare to move back home, King Lolo is released from prison and immediately sets out for revenge. Alyssa decides to take a sneak peak at the new apartment and on her way there she runs into the local homeless man, Lucky, who warns her that King Lolo might be released from prison and to prepare for his return. Alyssa, decides to kept it a secret from Dreux out of fear of ruining their drama-free, abundant-financial lives. Sooner than later Dreux becomes aware of Alyssa’s secret, and realizes that they only 48 hrs to figure out how to save themselves from the hands of King Lolo’s revenge.
Synecdoche, New York
Remake
A man who believes that he is dying or has Cotard’s syndrome. He is an individual who unoriginal or inauthentic in his craft as a playwright. A writer with no true direction. His wife, unsatisfied, leaves him with their daughter for Europe to become a famous artist. After her absence, he receives a grant to create an original production. He recreates his life and his town until the lines between reality and the stage play become blurred. Everyday he obsesses over his death and his obsession bleeds into him panicking to finish his production. He feels as if he is running out of biological time. Yet, at the same time he knows that he has to conquer his fear of death in order to finish his work. The pressure of completing his project causes him to hallucinate to the point of him seeing multiple possibilities of his death in everyday scenarios. He alienates himself, missing his daughters’ child and adulthood to power through to finish his production. On the opening night of the play, he dies from exhaustion and delusion.
Cast
Caden Cotard – Lakeith Stanfield
Hazel – Javicia Leslie
Claire Elizabeth Keen – Tina Sumpter
Adele Lack – Zazie Beetz
Young Olive Cotard – Tandi Fomukong
Olive Cotard – Marsai Martin
*He is a playwright who thrives off of recreating someone else art; being unoriginal in his craft.
*He is a playwright that thrives off of recreating the art of others; unoriginal in his craft.
Harlem Nights
The sequel LA Nights
Logline
It is 1973, and Quick operates an upscale after-hours establishment in West Los Angeles alongside his socialite son, Dizzy. When a New York detective on Quick’s trail receives a tip from his southside rival, Quick and his eclectic crew concoct a plan for one final heist before they flee the city.
Synopsis
It’s 1973, Quick and his socialite son, Dizzy, own and operate Sweet Melody’s, an upscale after-hours club in West Los Angeles. Trouble arises when Fats, a gangster and Quick’s rival, discovers that he’s from Harlem and is wanted by Detective Mike Cantone. Mike is the son of the late Phil Cantone, who died in a bank vault after being locked there by Quick and Sugar Ray.
Mike and his gang arrive in Los Angeles and confront Quick, demanding $3.6 million for his father’s death. He warns Quick that another wacko from Harlem is also searching for him. Quick gathers his eclectic crew of misfits consisting of his wife Melody, Dizzy, Bennie Jr., Pearl, Freeman, and Baby Doll and informs them of the impending danger. He proposes a final heist of Fats’ gambling house that promises $250,000 for everyone before skipping town. Quick also meets Sugar Ray’s widow, Annie, who refuses to leave L.A.
Quick sets up a high-stakes boxing match, betting $1.5 million through Fats’ gambling house. Disguised as Jericho Hostetler, a high-rolling maverick, Quick and his crew pull off the heist. Searching for Quick, Fats and Mike realize they’ve walked into a trap at a yacht that they thought was the Harlem Night. Quick and his friends escape, sailing off into the sunset.
Apocalypto
logline
As the Mayan kingdom faces its decline, a young man is taken on a perilous journey to a world ruled by fear and oppression.
Remake
In 1832, a young man is kidnapped from his village in Central Angola by a crew of Spaniards and taken to the slave port city of Luanda, Angola, during the Atlantic slave trade, leaving behind his wife and son. After escaping his captors, he embarks on a perilous journey home. Throughout his journey, he encounters numerous dangers and obstacles as he traverses the vast wilderness and savannahs, which hostile tribes, dangerous animals, and reptiles populate.
He follows the stars in the night sky to navigate back to his village. Pursued by the slave traders who kidnapped him and hunted by a male lion, he relies on his knowledge of the land to find clean drinking water, gather food, seek shelter, and make clothing. He uses his skills in weaponry and trap-making to overcome his captors and evade the animals that hunt him. Eventually, he makes it home to his wife and child, who believed they would never see home again.
SEQUEL – FLASHDANCE
Flashdance was an amazing romantic dance movie starring Jennifer Beals as Alex Owens and Michael Nouri as her boyfriend, Nick Hurley. The film had love, romance, fun, spectacular dancing, some relationship drama, a big dance career challenge and an amazing happy ending. What if we could do it all over again, except with Alex and Nick facing life’s biggest challenge, their third act.
The two have been happily married for thirty years and have three grown children. Alex is now turning fifty and in the hospital with her husband, Nick, 60’s, who just suffered an unexpected heart attack. He tries to make a light-hearted conversation and the two reminisce about when they first met. Her exotic dancing captured his mind and it was an amazing journey to watch her fulfill her dreams of becoming a professional ballerina. However, he knows that she misses the old days of exotic dancing with her friends and he wants her to enjoy that experience again. She laughs making excuses. Her tummy bulge and a lot of junk in the trunk would never cut it. Her body just isn’t the same. Nick shares that he’d love to see her dance anyway because her passion shows through and she lights up the room. He makes her promise to start dancing again. She playfully promises but he is dead serious about her putting on a show with all her old friends, a reunion of sorts. After his unexpected death, she decides to keep her promise. During the wake, she shares her promise and encourages her old friends to rekindle their dreams too. After breaking out in laughter, they all agree to train together. The goal, to show the world that 50 is the new 20! There are so many bumps and bruises along the way but they all encourage each other to keep going. Even Ritchie, portrayed by Kyle T. Heffner, 50’s, now the club owner, creates some new jokes to share between the dance performances. During the live show, the audience cheers as they all give the best performances of their lives. The show is electrifying and hilarious. Alex and her girls are amazing and they each get a standing ovation.
As the credits roll, Alex adds more ice to each dancer’s ice bath to help with their ailments. As they moan, Richie keeps them laughing with his on the spot jokes. Everyone compliments him on how far he’s come. His jokes killed. They discuss how their entire show left the audience wanting more. Richie jokes, “What do you say we do this again next week? They all look at him and begin to throw ice cubes his way. After the short ice war, everyone settles and Richie turns to Alex. He asks, “What do you say?” Alex looks into the camera and bursts into laughter. Fade to Black and Credits continue.
REMAKE – FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF
FERRIS BUELLER, 17, chocolate smooth skin and a charismatic smile, is a few months away from graduation. He eyes a blurb on his calendar, “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” Ferris decides to create the best ever, self imposed, senior ditch day, in the history of Compton High. Determined to show the entire class that he is king for living life to the fullest, Ferris searches his computer for the best possible events in Los Angeles, Altadena, Malibu and the Palisades. With a full day planned, he secretly invites his girlfriend, SLOAN, and his best friend, CAMERON, to join him. Ferris then pretends to be sick and gets permission to stay home.
After the house is empty, the fun begins. Ferris arrives at Cameron’s to figure out their transportation dilemma. The only thing he can think of is his deceased grandfather’s old car under piles of stuff in the garage. Cameron doesn’t even know if it works because he’s never actually seen it. The pair head into the packed garage and almost faint after discovering an old two door 1961 Rolls-Royce Phantom under a tarp. They push it out and try to start it. Sloan exits the house next door and quickly puts her auto mechanic skills to work. Before long, they’re ready for the adventures ahead but first, they each must pretend to be a parent and leave a message on the automated attendance voicemail. The Dean at the school requests the list of absentees. Throughout the day, he decides to see if they’re all truly sick. He makes a few calls, visits their social media sites and even ventures to the mall.
An hourly clock marks the full-day adventures of Ferris, Sloan and Cameron. At 8:00 AM, breakfast at the famous Winchell’s big donut. 9:00 AM, a taping of The Price Is Right where Ferris wins a stash of cash. At 10:30 AM, they shop and have fun participating in a flashmob musical show at the Crenshaw Mall. Ferris performs center stage until the police arrive. Everyone scatters. At 11:30 AM, they watch as two men steal the Phantom and exit the mall parking lot but Ferris assures Cameron that all is well because he has an Apple Air Tag on his bag in the trunk. They take an Uber to follow the signal until the traffic gets bad. Ferris spots a bike rental store and they rent electric bikes to chase the thieves. After several stops, they land at a hidden chop shop with a restaurant front in Altadena. Cameron and Sloan order a big lunch to go while Ferris steals back the partially chopped car and its parts. At 1:00 pm, the trio head home just in time to bury the dismantled car back under the tarp. Ferris gets in bed as the Dean and his parents peek in.
Fallen : Sequel
Logline: When a string of brutal supernatural and ritualistic murders put the Space City on edge, an ambitious, but cocky detective sees a chance to avenge the deaths of his father and uncle by capturing the evil spirit of the man responsible for all the carnage – the infamous serial killer Edgar Reese.
Detective Sam Hobbes, a devoted Catholic, is shaken to the core when his confident and mentor, Father Daniel Perkins, is found murdered. Allen Shephard, one of the younger priests in the parish is MIA, and he is the last person to see Father Perkins alive. Sam and his partner Sarah Jones, the daughter of Detective Jonesy Jones – John Hobbe’s ex-partner – team up to investigate Father Perkins’ demise and the recent rash of ritualistic murders in the city. Just as in John Hobbes’ time, random people seem to be going on killing sprees – people who have no documented criminal history. Sam gets a hot lead about Allen’s whereabouts at a seedy motel downtown. When Sam arrives with his partner, they find Allen dead, but they also discover a bloody driver’s license belonging to Sam’s ex-fiancé, Desree, who previously had a bad substance abuse problem. There are strange markings on the wall – the same markings that match those found in the recent murders. While enroute to the police station, Sam receives a call from his boss. His boss says that Desree has confused to the murder of the priest and wants to turn himself in, but only to Sam Hobbes. When Sam and Desree are alone in the interrogation room, Desree reveals her identity as the reincarnated spirit of Edgar Reese. But Reese doesn’t know that Sam has been working on a way to destroy him by trapping the spirit in a crystalline cube. But to trap the spirit, the host must die. Thus, here’s the rub: Does he kill the woman he once loved, or does he allow Edgar to continue his rampage?
The Exorcist: Remake
Logline: A desperate mother tries to save the life of her possessed teenage daughter by enlisting the help of a renowned exorcist in the Catholic church and a skeptical young priest who’s also a psychiatrist.
Father Lancaster Merrin, a once beloved figure in the Catholic church, now lives as a recluse due to issues with chronic depression and alcoholism. During a convalescence in Oaxaca, Father Merrin finds a mysterious artifact while on an archaeological dig in the Monte Alban ruins. The artifact resembles that of the infamous demon called Belial. Meanwhile, the daughter of famed actress Chris McNeil, Reagan, starts experiencing strange physical symptoms that resemble demonic possession. Chris suspects Reagan has a physical illness, and the young girl undergoes a series of painful and complex medical tests which reveal nothing of substance. The specialists offer no solution, except that Chris should find a psychiatrist for Reagan. When Reagan assaults Chris by levitating off the bed and turning her head 360 degrees, Chris asks Father Merrin to help her. Father Merrin denies her request because he feels unworthy, and he is still battling a drinking problem. At her wits end, Chris seeks help from another priest who happens to be a psychiatrist – Father Damien Karras. Initially skeptical that Reagan meets the requirement for an exorcism, Damien decides to perform the ritual. However, the church will only grant Damien’s request to perform the exorcism unless Father Merrin leads the ritual. Father Karras doesn’t like Father Merrin’s methods but reluctantly agrees to take a backseat. The two men risk their lives to save Regan’s soul, but only one will make it out of the house alive. Who will it be?
Cast
Chris MacNeil – Jurnee Smollett
Father Lancaster Merrin – Denzel Washington
Father Damien Karras – Micheal Ealy
Father Joseph Dyer – LaKeith Stanfield
Lieutenant William F. Kinderman – Courtney B. Vance
Sharon Spencer – Danielle Deadwyler
Burke Dennings – Billy Porter
Reagan MacNeil – Madison Bailey or Storm Reid
BLUEGLOW – A MOONLIGHT SEQUEL PITCH
Chiron, now in his mid-life, still hides behind a hardened exterior. His world is upended when an old flame shows up with his five-year-old son, Andre, a sensitive boy who prefers playing with dolls. She’s in a new relationship, and Andre doesn’t fit her new life. Reluctantly, Chiron steps into fatherhood, but his tough-guy act makes bonding with Andre difficult.
Meanwhile, Chiron is pulled deeper into his criminal past. A ruthless cartel boss demands he launder a massive amount of money, promising to let him go if he succeeds in three weeks. Friends notice Andre’s delicate nature, which pushes Chiron to be harsh, suppressing his own long-buried truth. Later, guilt-ridden, Chiron tells Andre he must never show his real self. Alone at night, Chiron watches gay porn in secret, fighting his desires.
Across town, Kevin is a sous chef in an upscale restaurant, poised for a promotion until the owner’s unqualified nephew takes the position. Swallowing his pride, Kevin trains his new boss, only for his hard work to be ignored. A chaotic night nearly ruins the restaurant, but Kevin saves it. When the owner credits the nephew, Kevin quits in frustration.
Struggling with his ex, a police detective, who wants her child support and is unable to get a loan to open his own restaurant, Kevin pawns his watch and runs into Chiron. Their awkward reunion leads to an unexpected business partnership. Chiron agrees to fund Kevin’s dream. As they work together, their bond rekindles, and Kevin helps Chiron become a better father. One night, Andre walks in on an intimate moment between them. Panicked, Chiron reacts violently, punching Kevin and forcing him out.
Kevin retreats to work, while the cartel boss grows impatient. To ensure Chiron delivers, the boss kidnaps Andre. Desperate, Chiron turns to Kevin for his investment back, but Kevin uses the money to pay child support. When Chiron reveals the cartel connection, Kevin threatens to go to the cops. Chiron pulls a gun, but Kevin pleads with him to let go of the tough-guy act. After a tense moment, Chiron finally surrenders the weapon.
They return to the beach where they first met, bathed in a blue moonlit glow. Chiron admits his involvement with the cartel and they have Andre. Kevin promises they’ll get him back, together.
At the restaurant, they face off with the cartel boss, who returns Andre unharmed. Kevin hands over the restaurant keys, assuring the boss that selling it will cover twice what’s owed. The boss refuses until Kevin’s ex, the police detective, arrives. She takes Andre and warns the boss not to interfere with her child support. Realizing the heat, the boss backs off but implies they’re now in the restaurant business. Kevin presses: “We’re free, no debts.” The boss agrees and leaves.
In the final scene, Chiron, Kevin, Andre, and Kevin’s child play frisbee on the beach. They are finally free to be who they are. To glow. Fade Out.
MORRIS GREEN – A FORREST GUMP REMAKE WITH A BLACK CAST PITCH
Morris is a kind-hearted, intellectually challenged Black man with a unique perspective on life. His journey intertwines with key moments in Black history, from the Civil Rights Movement to the rise of hip-hop culture.
Morris grows up in a small, segregated town in Mississippi. His mother works as a maid for a wealthy white family but finds time to teach him integrity and perseverance. Morris faces bullying and discrimination due to his disability. Penny, his neighbor, becomes his closest friend and protector. She sees him for who he is without judgment which causes him to love her unconditionally.
Morris meets strangers as he waits for a bus to visit his mother. He retells events of his life that seem hard to believe but captivate his bench friends. As a young man, Morris inadvertently became involved in key moments of the Civil Rights Movement, such as the Selma to Montgomery marches and the March on Washington. His innocence and honesty make him a symbol of hope.
Morris and Eddie serve together in Vietnam, where they form a deep bond over starting a real estate business. Morris saves several members of his platoon, including Lieutenant Ron, who loses his arms. Eddie tragically dies in battle, inspiring Morris to fulfill his dream of starting a real estate business. Morris slowly becomes a real estate mogul of the Eddie Morris Properties. The business symbolizes Black entrepreneurship and economic empowerment.
Meanwhile, Penny moves to New York and becomes involved in the Guardian Angels and the broader struggle for social justice, but due to past family demons, her life takes a darker turn as she battles drug addiction. Morris remains a constant presence in her life without judgment.
Morris’s journey intersects with the rise of hip-hop culture in the 80’ and 90’s. He meets iconic figures like DJ Kool Herc, Run-DMC, Sugar Hill Gang, and Tupac Shakur, who inspire him to open community centers for inner-city kids across the US.
Morris and Penny reunite later in life, and they have a daughter together. Penny dies from a drug-related illness leaving Morris to raise their child on his own. He teaches her the same lessons of integrity and perseverance that his mother taught him. Fade Out.
Sequel:
Girl’s Trip 2
Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Tiffany Haddish return in a sequel to Malcolm D. Lee’s successful Girl’s Trip. This time around Ryan, Sasha, Lisa, and Dina will be going on a health and wellness retreat in Jamaica. Ryan and Sasha’s new company is all about empowering Black women through self-care and they are invited on a retreat hosted at a swanky private resort. Lisa and Dina are brought along as their plus ones and Julian shows up to surprise Ryan, his now fiancee. We’re talking jet skis, sexy dreadlocked Rastas, and an ayahuasca ceremony at this all-inclusive event. The group is enjoying the tropical atmosphere until Lisa starts to suspect something is off about their mysterious host.
The catch is that the trip was booked by Elizabeth, who didn’t vet the client, and it turns out the retreat is hosted by a White woman trying to portray herself and her wellness brand as black-owned because her husband, a Black man, is her main investor and business partner. When Dina finds out, she takes the info to Ryan and Sasha, and they develop a plot to expose the couple and their brand and, in turn, give much-needed exposure to another attendee named Ebony and her Black-owned emerging skin and haircare brand.
Remake:
Jalil & Red’s Excellent Adventure
William “Jalil” S. Preston, Esq., and Ted “Red” Logan are two students at Dorsey High School in Baldwin Hills. Jalil has decided to unofficially change his name after reading the Autobiography of Malcolm X, and his best friend, Ted goes by Red due to his skin complexion, much like Malcolm X aka Detroit Red. The two are a rap duo known as Wyld Style, making tracks glamorizing drugs and violence in Red’s garage. The two are bright but uninterested in school, especially Mr. Higgin’s history class. Both are failing and are tasked with a special Black History Month presentation competition to salvage their grades and be allowed to graduate in the spring. If they fail, Red’s dad, the local police chief, will send Red to military school in Maryland and break up Wyld Style.
In the distant future, a citizen named Rufus (a Samuel Jackson-type) of a Utopia inspired by the music of Wyld Style is sent back in time in a phone booth (or something more contemporary, like electric scooters) to help the two ace their presentation. Rufus instructs Jalil and Red on their mission and gives them the time machine. They use it to pick historical Black figures, including Mansa Musa, Harriet Tubman, Malcolm X, Duke Ellington, Marcus Garvey, Hannibal, Benjamin Banneker, and Bass Reeves. Their adventures through time teach the two about their culture. They realize their music needs to reflect their heritage instead of portraying a lifestyle neither of them live. The time travelers win the Black History Month presentation contest with help from their historical friends, and Jalil and Red even find love through their travels. Wyld Style and the future Utopia survives.
ROCKING BETHLEHEM
500-Word Pitch for Rocking Bethlehem
Title: Rocking Bethlehem
Genre: Musical Drama / Historical Fiction
Writer: Christopher Blair Harmon
REMAKE CHALLENGE – THE NATIVITY movie
Logline:
In the year Zero A.D., young Simon, an African drummer boy with extraordinary musical talent, dreams of bringing joy to the world through rhythm. But when his mother is murdered by a brutal Roman soldier, Simon’s faith is shattered. Seeking revenge, he finds himself at the crossroads of history—where a newborn child in a Bethlehem manger may hold the key to healing his heart and changing the course of humanity forever.
Synopsis:
Rocking Bethlehem is an electrifying and deeply moving musical drama that reimagines the birth of Christ through the eyes of Simon, a 15-year-old musical prodigy from Africa. The story unfolds in the vibrant, rhythmic streets outside Bethlehem, where Simon and his family perform breathtaking drum-driven concerts that captivate audiences—except for the ruling Romans, who view their music as a threat to the empire’s control.
As Simon’s fame grows, so does the tension between the joyous spirit of his performances and the oppressive grip of Rome. When the ruthless Roman commander Flavius, enraged by his daughter Claudia’s admiration for Simon, violently disrupts a concert and murders Simon’s mother, the boy’s world is shattered. With his father blinded in the attack, Simon is consumed by anger, vowing revenge against Flavius and the Roman oppressors.
Broken and lost, Simon crosses paths with a group of shepherds who claim to have seen angels announcing the birth of a savior. Dismissive at first, Simon meets Joseph and Mary and later, welcomes their newborn son, Jesus.
As Simon gazes upon the child, something inside him shifts. He begins to question whether revenge is truly the answer—or if his gift of music was meant for something greater. From there, he travels with the family, to Africa and performs in Egypt.
With stunning musical sequences, Rocking Bethlehem blends African rhythms, gospel harmonies, and classic Christmas carols to create an unforgettable cinematic experience. The story weaves history, faith, and the universal power of music into an uplifting tale of redemption, unity, and the healing of a young boy’s broken heart.
Why This Film?
• A Fresh Take on the Nativity Story – Rocking Bethlehem breathes new life into the Christmas narrative, offering a unique perspective from diverse cultural voices that have long been part of biblical history.
• Universal Themes – Themes of loss, faith, revenge, and redemption make this a story that resonates across generations and backgrounds.
• A Visually Stunning Musical Event – From high-energy African drum battles to soulful gospel numbers, the film is filled with breathtaking performances that celebrate music as a universal language of hope.
• Faith-Based, Yet Commercially Appealing – Perfect for faith audiences, families, and musical lovers, this film has the potential to become a seasonal classic with broad appeal.
With its powerful story, unforgettable music, and an emotional core that speaks to the resilience of the human spirit, Rocking Bethlehem is a cinematic event waiting to happen. This isn’t just another Christmas movie—it’s a soul-stirring journey that will leave audiences dancing, crying, and believing in miracles.
Pitch for Drop Squad 2: The Awakening
Logline:
When fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner makes his last stand in a California cabin, he prepares to die—but fate has other plans. Rescued by a secret Black ops organization known as the Drop Squad, he learns that the battle for justice isn’t over. With the help of advanced alien technology and the resurrected personas of Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G., Dorner is given a second chance—to take down the real enemies corrupting the Black community from within.
The Hook:
A high-octane blend of Afrofuturism, conspiracy thriller, and social justice action, Drop Squad: The Awakening flips the script on the classic revenge tale. It’s not about taking on “the system”—it’s about healing from within, turning misguided leaders into forces for good, and using next-level tactics to do it.
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Synopsis:
Chris Dorner, a former LAPD officer turned America’s most wanted fugitive, is surrounded in a snowed-in cabin. Helicopters swarm. Bullets rip through the walls. Accepting his fate, he prays—not for escape, but for forgiveness.
And then—darkness.
Dorner wakes up in a sterile white room, restrained. Around him, a group of elite Black operatives led by a Morpheus-like leader reveal the truth: they are Drop Squad, an underground force backed by extraterrestrial allies who have subtly aided Black progress since Roswell. Their mission? End the cycle of self-destruction plaguing Black communities worldwide.
And they have a secret weapon—Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.
Rebuilt through cutting-edge AI and memory retrieval tech, Pac and Biggie have been resurrected, their consciousness restored into similar bodies, to complete the mission they were born for. They need a field general. Someone fearless. Someone with the heart of a warrior and the soul of a revolutionary. They need Dorner.
At first, Dorner resists. “I killed innocent people,” he says, wracked with guilt. But the leader assures him—his redemption began the moment he wept in that cabin. Now, he can do something real.
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The Mission:
Dorner, Tupac, and Biggie join forces in a global Black-ops mission unlike any other:
• Kidnap and deprogram the top crime lords, corrupt politicians, and media puppets poisoning the culture.
• Use tech and psychological tactics to rewire them—turning natural-born leaders into soldiers for positive change.
• Monitor their transformation. If they slip? Drop Squad comes knocking.
From wild abductions to hilarious mind games, the film balances intense action with biting social commentary. A drug kingpin wakes up in a cell and demands a lawyer. “Who said you were in jail?” Tupac smirks.
One by one, the targets are reprogrammed and sent back out—until they start doing real work for their communities. But when old enemies try to take them down, Drop Squad steps in. The final showdown pits Dorner and his crew against the last, most dangerous puppetmasters—ensuring that change isn’t just an idea, but a revolution.
As they speed off, Biggie exhales smoke, grinning.
“Man… I love this job.”