
A seasoned lawman tracking down cattle rustlers stumbles into a deadly smuggling ring deep in rural America. Stranded without a truck or cell service in the middle of nowhere, he must rely on grit and resilience to face a dangerous gang before they escape to the border and justice slips away.
Original Release | Dec 12, 2025 | Limited

Country of Origin: United States
Language: English
Thieves Highway marked Aaron Eckhart's second collaboration with director Jesse V. Johnson after Chief of Station, with Eckhart portraying Oklahoma stock detective Frank Bennett facing modern cattle rustlers in a lean 83-minute neo-Western shot on a tight $4 million budget
Johnson's stuntman background shines in the stranded lawman vs. ex-military gang climax, featuring practical vehicle wrecks and no cell service isolation; Lochlyn Munro and Brooke Langton co-star as desperate smugglers, with composer Sean Murray delivering a tense Western score.
Devon Sawa appears uncredited as "Jones" driving the red truck in key chase sequences, a deliberate stuntman nod from Johnson—who cast his longtime collaborator Bren Foster—highlighting the film's gritty, practical action filmed across remote American plains mimicking Breaking Bad's criminal underbelly