Last Man Standing

In the year 1930, the small town of Jericho becomes a battleground for two competing crime syndicates: the Italian mob led by Fredo Strozzi and the Irish mob headed by Mr. Doyle. Their fierce rivalry is centered around control over the lucrative smuggling operations along the nearby Mexican border.

John Smith, a self-proclaimed loner with a questionable moral compass, arrives in Jericho, quickly drawing attention to himself. His gaze lands on Felina, Doyle’s girlfriend, igniting a series of confrontations that signal his disruptive presence in the town.

After catching the eye of Felina, Smith is confronted by Finn, Doyle's henchman. In a show of intimidation, Finn vandalizes Smith's car, leading Smith to realize that he must prepare for inevitable clashes with the gang.

In search of a drink, Smith visits a deserted saloon where he meets bartender Joe Monday. After retrieving his collection of firearms, Smith returns to confront Finn and, in a swift tragedy, he dispatches him, shaking the morale of the Irish gang.

Following his deadly confrontation, Strozzi reaches out to Smith, inviting him to join the Italian mob. Smith accepts and begins to navigate the dynamics of the gang, including romantic entanglements and enmity with Strozzi's cousin, Giorgio.

Despite his newfound connections, Smith discovers the Irish have put out a hit on him. He overcomes the assassins, ultimately exposing Wanda’s betrayal and leaving her to face justice from Sheriff Galt.

In a strategic move, Smith meets with Strozzi in the desert to arrange a hit on Doyle's shipment from Mexico. Smith persuades the Mexican commander, Ramirez, to betray Doyle's gang, triggering a fatal massacre.

Smith bails Wanda out of jail, showing sympathy and offering her an escape route. Meanwhile, he tips off Sheriff Galt about the upcoming heist and explores a complicated romantic relationship with Lucy, Strozzi's girlfriend.

Caught between the two gangs, Smith is approached by Doyle for a job to assassinate Strozzi. Playing both sides, he begins to experience increasing tension and distrust among the mob members, which leads to his decision to leave Strozzi's gang.

As the situation escalates, Captain Pickett from the Texas Rangers warns that only one gang can survive. This ultimatum forces Smith to reassess his alliances and adds to the chaos already brewing in Jericho.

Tensions reach a boiling point as a violent confrontation erupts between the Irish and Italian gangs, fraught with betrayals and unexpected alliances crumpling. Smith finds himself amid the chaos, fighting for his survival.

During the bloody conflict, Smith manages to save bartender Joe, demonstrating his loyalty despite the ongoing violence. Their brief alliance is marked by the chaotic backdrop of gunfire and chaos surrounding them.

In the climax of violence, Smith finds himself face-to-face with Hickey and Doyle. With bullets flying, he must navigate his way through betrayal and his desires to emerge unscathed from the conflict.

After a fierce showdown resulting in a wave of gunfire, Smith manages to eliminate his enemies, including leaving a mark by taking Doyle's cross. He escapes the chaos he instigated, moving on to his next chapter.