- Country United States
- Genres Drama, Fantasy, Horror
- Runtime 45 minutes
- Total runtime 9 hours 45 minutes
- Status Canceled
- Network Syfy
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Ghost Wars
A remote Alaskan town that has been overrun by paranormal forces and local outcast Roman Mercer must overcome the town's prejudices and his own personal demons if he's to harness his repressed psychic powers and save everyone from the mass haunting that's threatening to destroy them all.
In the realm of television drama, few shows manage to combine heart-pounding suspense with deep character exploration quite like "The Last Frontier." Premiering on Apple TV+ on October 10, 2025, this American thriller captivates audiences with its unique premise: a U.S. Marshal, Frank Remnick (played by Jason Clarke), must protect his town from violent inmates who have escaped following a plane crash in the remote Alaskan wilderness. With only five episodes in its first season, each packed with nail-biting tension and emotional stakes, it's a series that demands your attention.
At the core of "The Last Frontier" is not just the thrill of survival but also the intricate dynamics between its characters. Frank Remnick's journey is complicated by his family ties—his wife Sarah (played by Simone Kessell) and their son Luke (Tait Blum)—who find themselves embroiled in the chaos as well. As Frank battles external threats from dangerous fugitives and navigates personal dilemmas at home, viewers are treated to a rich tapestry of human emotion and resilience. The cast's performances are commendable; Jason Clarke’s portrayal of Frank stands out as he embodies the struggles of a man torn between duty and familial obligation.
Adding to the intrigue is Dominic Cooper’s character Levi Hartman, nicknamed Havlock—a CIA asset whose escape adds another layer of complexity to an already escalating crisis. The duality of Havlock’s role propels much of the narrative forward as both hero and villain in his own right. This cat-and-mouse dynamic not only heightens suspense but also raises questions about morality in extreme situations. Viewers are left guessing who can truly be trusted amidst rampant chaos—perfectly mirroring the unpredictable nature often found within shows like "Keep Breathing" or "Fortitude," which also explore survival against all odds.
