Three years ago, a criminal tortured and executed an NSA spook. At least he thought he had. Now a deadman has come to the island paradise the criminal, now a rich and successful businessman, calls home. And he isn’t there for a tan.

SYNOPSIS:

In the tradition of action films like JOHN WICK and revenge thrillers like Steven Soderbergh’s THE LIMEY and Chadwick Boseman’s MESSAGE FROM THE KING, RICKY is a feature film about an unassuming man. The kind of guy you wouldn’t look at twice if you passed him on the street. That’s why everyone always under-estimates Ricky; right up until the moment they find themselves dying in a pool of their own blood and brain matter. Because this nobody is a former employee of the NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY (NSA). A deep cover operative in Russia, Iran and Korea in a highly clandestine and classified project designated I.D.E. - Infiltrate, Destabilize, Exterminate. And his deadliest weapon is a computer. If you incur the wrath of this man, he methodically destroys you with absolute ruthless proficiency. First he takes away everything you have and sadistically ruins your life with his military-grade laptop, which contains the most dangerous NSA MALWARE known to man. A hacker’s wet dream.

Then, once your life is in shambles, he comes for you. As a government operative Ricky is trained in military warfare and the lethal Russian hand-to-hand combat SAMBO (made well-known in the Octagon for its brutality and effectiveness by UFC champion FEDOR EMELIANENKO).

Using his skills, Ricky doesn’t assassinate you. He exterminates you. Or in the words of one former NSA employee, “You just don’t get it, do you? His cyber campaign is so vindictive that, at the end of the day, when he finally does come for you, to kill you in the most malicious manner imaginable… it’s almost a fucking act of mercy. They had a name for him at the NSA. Nowhere man. ‘Cause you never knew where Ricky was.”