Power Star Entertainment unveils Western thriller about seven women outlaws

Power Star Entertainment’s THINK TANK has unveiled a film treatment for Outlaws Untold, a Western action-thriller set in 1880 Wyoming and centered on seven women fighting railroad corruption. The project is being developed from a manuscript with Houston Book Publishing and is being pitched to studios and producers for screen adaptation.

Why it matters: - The project puts women at the center of a frontier crime story built around land theft, political corruption and resistance to corporate power. - The treatment taps a familiar Western setting while reframing the genre through a women-led outlaw narrative. - The story’s focus on railroad expansion and compromised law enforcement connects period drama to themes of power, displacement and justice.

What happened: - Power Star Entertainment’s International Creative THINK TANK unveiled Outlaws Untold: A Reckoning on the Wyoming Frontier on October 14, 2026. - The project is a Western action-thriller film treatment about seven women who become outlaws to fight railroad corruption, violence and land seizures. - The manuscript is under development with Houston Book Publishing. - Power Star Entertainment is inviting studios and producers to collaborate on bringing the story to the screen.

The details: - The story is set in Wyoming Territory in 1880. - Clara Voss, a homesteader, loses her husband, her home and her faith in the law after the Sweetgrave Railroad uses forged deeds, bought officials and armed enforcers to displace families. - Clara joins six other women whose losses and determination form the Sweetgrave Seven. - The women begin by raiding a payroll train carrying money meant to finance mass evictions. - They return the funds to families facing removal. - A locked dispatch case leads them to evidence of fraudulent land transfers, concealed murders and officials advancing the railroad’s interests. - The Seven intercept deed registries, seize weapons bound for company troops and challenge corrupt officials. - The railroad fights back with private soldiers, paid informants and fabricated warrants. - The railroad also tries to brand the women as murderous bandits. - Marshal Jonah Creed hunts the women. - Jonah is Clara’s former ally, and the story includes an unresolved romantic history between them. - Jonah starts to see that his orders, superiors and the warrants against Clara have been compromised. - The conflict builds toward an operation aboard the heavily guarded Red Mesa Express during a blizzard. - The Seven must use strategy, infiltration, telegraph communications, medical care and combat to protect the evidence. - Clara and Jonah face decisions that could determine whether the truth survives.

Between the lines: - The treatment frames the Western as a story about systems of power, not just gunfights and frontier survival. - The women’s alliance is built on disagreement, sacrifice and shared responsibility, which suggests the story will lean on character tension as much as action. - Jonah’s conflict adds a law-versus-justice angle that complicates the usual sheriff-or-lawman role in Westerns. - The project is also positioned as a development property, which means the pitch is as much about packaging a marketable concept as it is about the story itself.

What’s next: - Power Star Entertainment is seeking studio and producer partners for screen development. - The manuscript will continue developing with Houston Book Publishing. - Project information and collaboration inquiries are available at Power Star Entertainment’s website.

The bottom line: - Outlaws Untold aims to turn a railroad-corruption Western into a women-led revenge-and-resistance story with franchise potential.