SHOOTER 2: THE GHOST SNIPER
SHOOTER 2: THE GHOST SNIPER
In a war that never ends, the deadliest weapon… is a man who has nothing left to lose.
Starring: Mark Wahlberg
In Shooter 2: The Ghost Sniper, the battlefield is no longer marked on any map. 
Haunted by a mission that erased his name and buried his brothers, legendary marksman Bob Lee Swagger is pulled out of the shadows for one final hunt. Between loyalty and truth, between justice and revenge, he becomes trapped inside a silent war run by ghosts in high places. Love still waits somewhere beyond the scope of his rifle — fragile, distant, and painfully real. But every trigger he pulls pushes him further away from the life he was promised… and closer to the fate written for men who know too much. 
Haunted by a mission that erased his name and buried his brothers, legendary marksman Bob Lee Swagger is pulled out of the shadows for one final hunt. Between loyalty and truth, between justice and revenge, he becomes trapped inside a silent war run by ghosts in high places. Love still waits somewhere beyond the scope of his rifle — fragile, distant, and painfully real. But every trigger he pulls pushes him further away from the life he was promised… and closer to the fate written for men who know too much. The world of The Ghost Sniper moves through frozen borders, abandoned cities, and rain-soaked rooftops where a single breath can betray your position. 
Through thermal scopes and shattered windows, the war unfolds in whispers and shadows. Swagger walks alone across this fractured landscape — unseen, unclaimed, and officially dead. Inside him, the conflict burns louder than any gunshot: how many enemies must fall before the truth finally matters? He still carries the memory of home, of warm hands and quiet laughter — memories that feel dangerously human for a man trained to disappear. Every shot is precise. Every heartbeat is heavy. And every silence reminds him that survival is not the same as freedom. 
Through thermal scopes and shattered windows, the war unfolds in whispers and shadows. Swagger walks alone across this fractured landscape — unseen, unclaimed, and officially dead. Inside him, the conflict burns louder than any gunshot: how many enemies must fall before the truth finally matters? He still carries the memory of home, of warm hands and quiet laughter — memories that feel dangerously human for a man trained to disappear. Every shot is precise. Every heartbeat is heavy. And every silence reminds him that survival is not the same as freedom. “A real sniper doesn’t hunt from the shadows… he carries the darkness so others don’t have to.”
