Sniper: Legacy (2014) continues the long-running Sniper franchise with another tense, action-packed chapter of precision shooting and deadly cat-and-mouse warfare. Directed by Don Michael Paul, the film delivers a mix of military action, suspense, and personal drama that keeps fans of the series hooked.
The story follows elite shooter Brandon Beckett, played by Chad Michael Collins, who becomes the target of a ruthless assassin. What begins as a mission to track down a sniper responsible for killing high-ranking military officials quickly turns into something far more personal. Brandon discovers that the assassin is targeting his father, legendary marksman Thomas Beckett, played once again by Tom Berenger.
As the two Becketts face betrayal, shifting loyalties, and relentless pursuit, their bond as father and son is tested in the heat of battle. The film explores not only the mechanics of sniper warfare but also the emotional scars that come with carrying a legacy of violence and duty.
True to its name, Sniper: Legacy leans heavily into themes of inheritance and survival. The action sequences are sharp and intense, filled with tactical maneuvers and long-range shootouts that highlight the tension between hunter and hunted. Tom Berenger’s return adds a nostalgic weight, connecting the film to the roots of the series while pushing Brandon’s story forward.
For fans of military thrillers, Sniper: Legacy is both a continuation and a passing of the torch—a gripping reminder that in the world of snipers, every shot counts and every shadow hides a threat.
