Hard Target 2

A professional MMA fighter haunted by the night he killed Jonny Sutherland after a high-stakes championship. His guilt drives him into self-imposed exile in Thailand, where he fights to keep the memories of that night from consuming him. When offered a million-dollar private match in Myanmar, he is pulled back into a lethal hunt that tests whether he can redeem his past through action and restraint.

Aldrich’s ruthless right-hand man, the efficient enforcer who organizes the brutal hunt. He handles logistics, coordinates the mercenaries, and ensures the money and violence stay in motion. His cold pragmatism makes him a dangerous obstacle as Baylor fights to survive.

The son of the Zimling family hunters, Tobias pursues Baylor with an M-16 driven by vengeance for his father. His relentless chase culminates in a bloody clash on mined terrain, marking a severe test of Baylor’s resolve and resourcefulness.

The elder Zimling who joins the pursuit and documents the mayhem, turning the hunt into a visible spectacle. He represents the lineage of hunting culture and the cold calculation behind every move.

The rival fighter whose death during the championship becomes the catalyst for Baylor’s guilt and exile. His life and the way he fights serve as the moral anchor driving the narrative’s emotional core.

The shadowy mastermind behind the hunt, orchestrating the private match and the deadly setup for a million-dollar payoff. He uses wealth and power to manipulate participants and authorities, showing a chilling lack of humanity until his own downfall.

A dangerous field hunter in the pursuit, known for her lethal precision and willingness to push the chase to brutal extremes. Her role escalates the danger, culminating in a final confrontation that tests the limits of Baylor’s endurance.

A local woman who offers Baylor aid and reveals hidden truths about her village. Her protection—and later sacrifice—reframes Baylor’s sense of responsibility as the border crisis deepens, guiding him toward a tentative path of mercy.

A hunter with a bullfighter’s edge who closes in on Baylor. His sniper-style assault sets the early tempo of the chase, and his eventual death illustrates the perilous, escalating violence of the cat-and-mouse game.

A formidable opponent who opens the hunt with a sniper strike on Baylor. His tactical skill makes him a major early threat, and Baylor’s counterattack signals the relentless nature of the pursuit.

A designer who documents the mayhem, capturing the hunt on camera and turning it into a spectacle for an unseen audience. His later capture and use as a bargaining tool for Baylor to escape underscore the narrative’s commentary on surveillance and coercion.