Run Hide Fight — The Daily Wire’s first foray into entertainment and film — cuts deeps against the cultural grain. When Zoey Hull, a 17-year-old high school senior, finds herself in the midst of a school shooting, orchestrated by a quartet of her peers, she refuses to flee or become fodder for armed mass murderers. Instead, she uses her wits and sheer will to fight back.
What follows, is a tightly wound thriller that pulls from nostalgic teen films like the Breakfast Club while channeling the relentless stoic heroism of John McClane in Die Hard. The added flair is a classic Tarantino-esque trope. An infamous tragedy is flipped on its head: through a messy, gory macabre of vengeance, the victim becomes the victor.
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