Extraction 2 (2026): The Mission Was Over—But the War Never Left Him

He survived the impossible once—now he’s diving back into hell, one bullet at a time. 

After barely surviving the chaos of Dhaka, black ops mercenary Tyler Rake returns in Extraction 2 (2026)—and this time, the mission isn’t about redemption. It’s about survival. Recovered from his near-fatal wounds and pulled out of quiet exile, Rake is forced back into the world he tried to leave behind when a ghost from his past resurfaces—dragging him into a firestorm deadlier than anything he’s ever faced.

The sequel picks up in the wintry shadows of Eastern Europe, where a high-value asset is being held in one of the most fortified black-site prisons on Earth. Tyler’s mission: break in, extract the target, and get out alive. But what begins as a simple operation turns into a spiraling bloodbath as Rake uncovers a deep conspiracy involving corrupt military generals, arms trafficking, and a betrayal that hits closer to home than he ever expected.

Director Sam Hargrave doubles down on the franchise’s signature intensity, delivering breathtaking long-take action scenes, close-quarters combat, and set pieces that defy gravity and logic. But Extraction 2 isn't just about bullets and broken bones—it dives deeper into Tyler Rake's psyche, revealing the guilt, loss, and rage that fuel his relentless will to survive.

With more emotional weight, a sharper ensemble cast, and global stakes that escalate with each moment, the film transforms its lead character from a wounded soldier into a force of vengeance and purpose. From icy prison riots to rooftop chases through burning cities, Extraction 2 proves that you can’t bury the past—especially when it knows how to shoot.

This is Rake’s most personal mission yet. And when everything’s on the line, extraction is only the beginning.