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Run Hide Fight: Infidels to Premiere Exclusively on DailyWire Plus on September 16

TechRadar reports that Run Hide Fight: Infidels, starring Jonathan Majors, will premiere exclusively on DailyWire Plus on September 16, 2026. The standalone follow-up to 2020's Run Hide Fight is available in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia, with VPN guidance for viewers outside their home markets.

The original Run Hide Fight starred Isabel May as teenager Zoe Hull, who fights back when gunmen attack her high school. It premiered at the Venice Film Festival and received a sharply divided reception, with 30% from critics and 93% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes based on more than 1,000 audience ratings, according to TechRadar.

Run Hide Fight: Infidels centers on a battle-hardened Delta Force veteran thrown into a deadly campus siege, TechRadar said. Majors plays Clayton Clay Saunders, also listed as Captain Saunders. The cast also includes JC Kilcoyne, Stephen Hailo as Ibrahim Asad Melod, Tyler Aser as Lizzy Dupree, James Bingham as P.J., David Lucas, Charlotte Delaney Riggs as Farrah Abel, Jason Gray-Stanford, Myles Clohessy, Chase Ramsey as Hermann, Sharon Johal, Paulina Alvarez, Erin Davie, Siaka Massaquo, and Travis Mills.

DailyWire Plus costs $15 per month and can be canceled anytime, according to TechRadar, or viewers can choose an annual plan for 40% off. The service is available in the United States, and TechRadar says the film is also streaming on Daily Wire in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

For viewers traveling outside the United States or other home markets, TechRadar says local restrictions may apply. It recommends using a VPN to access usual websites and streaming services, saying a VPN changes a user's IP address and allows on-demand content or live TV to be accessed as if the viewer were back home. TechRadar names NordVPN as its top choice and points to a two-year deal at $3.99 per month, with three extra months free and a 30-day refund policy.

TechRadar notes that VPN services are evaluated and tested for legal recreational use, such as accessing services from other countries subject to their terms and conditions, and for safeguarding online security and privacy while abroad. Future plc, the publisher, does not support or condone illegal or malicious use of VPN services and does not endorse or approve of consuming pirated paid-for content, according to the report.