Daily Wire releases full trailer for Jonathan Majors’ ‘Run Hide Fight: Infidels,’ unveiling release date for sequel-to-2020 film

Daily Wire has released the first full trailer for its upcoming film Run Hide Fight: Infidels, a new project starring Jonathan Majors that the company frames as a comeback vehicle for the actor and as a sequel of sorts to its 2020 title Run Hide Fight. In coverage published Tuesday, Deadline said the distributor also unveiled the film’s release date along with the trailer, marking the first expanded look at the follow-up since the project’s promotional language drew sharp attention online.

Deadline reported that the earlier controversy began about five weeks ago when the film’s logline was revealed. The article quotes the logline’s framing in part, beginning with “When radical Islamic terrorists hijack a liberal …,” a line that quickly became a flashpoint for critics and supporters alike as the project circulated before marketing imagery and full footage were released.

The new trailer is being positioned as the next step in the project’s rollout, shifting the focus from the debate over the logline to the presentation of characters, tone, and plot elements through full-length preview material. Deadline characterized the film as Run Hide Fight’s continuation, indicating it is meant to connect to the earlier title’s premise while advancing a separate story for a later release window.

Majors’ involvement is central to the project’s marketing. Deadline described the film as a “comeback movie,” language that places emphasis on the actor’s reemergence in a prominent distributor-backed production, with the full trailer serving as a key milestone for how audiences will see him in the new role.

Run Hide Fight: Infidels is also notable for how its promotional controversy has unfolded on a short timeline. Deadline said the logline controversy emerged online first, then after several weeks the studio’s next major marketing deliverable, the full trailer and the disclosed release date, arrived. That sequencing suggests the rollout process moved quickly from text-based promotional messaging to audiovisual marketing intended to clarify story details.

The release date and marketing materials are likely to be important for audience expectations around genre and messaging, especially given the specific language in the logline that Deadline quoted. While the trailer and the disclosed release date answer some questions that were left open during earlier online debate, they also set the timetable for how the controversy may carry into viewership decisions once the film reaches audiences.

No distribution platform or additional casting details were included in the Deadline item beyond the identification of Majors and the Daily Wire release context. The next confirmed step for readers will be the film’s scheduled availability once the disclosed release date arrives, followed by reactions that will likely continue to be shaped by how the full trailer portrays the premise first referenced by the logline.

For now, the company’s move is straightforward: Deadline says Daily Wire has now provided the first full trailer and tied it directly to a release timeline, turning a dispute that began with a single line of promotional text into a broader public presentation of the project ahead of its release.