Rambo: Last Blood is the fifth installment in the Rambo franchise, directed by Adrian Grünberg, with Sylvester Stallone reprising his iconic role as John Rambo. Set years after the events of the previous films, Rambo is now retired and living a quiet life on his family ranch in Arizona, where he cares for his adopted family, including Gabriela (Yvette Monreal), a young woman he sees as a daughter.

When Gabriela is kidnapped by a dangerous Mexican cartel while trying to reconnect with her estranged father, Rambo is drawn back into violent action. Fueled by his desire to save her and exact revenge, he crosses the border into Mexico to track down the cartel responsible for her abduction. What follows is a brutal, action-packed journey as Rambo wages a one-man war against the ruthless human traffickers.

The film, known for its intense and graphic action sequences, showcases Rambo’s tactical skills and deadly combat prowess, culminating in a bloody showdown. While Rambo: Last Blood delves into themes of revenge, trauma, and family, it stays true to the character’s history of relentless violence in the face of evil.

Although the film received mixed reviews—praised for its action scenes but criticized for its story and depiction of Mexico—Rambo: Last Blood serves as a gritty and violent conclusion to the long-running saga of the iconic action hero. It offers fans one last look at John Rambo, battling for those he loves in a merciless world.