A Texas border town gets an unlikely masked defender in Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone, a 2022 action-comedy from director Michael D. Olmos.

What is Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone about?

Charlie, a car dealer trying to hold onto his corner of a Texas border town, takes on a second identity as an anonymous wrestler known as the Green Ghost when the community around him falls prey to extortion. The film builds its story around Charlie's double life, mixing wrestling-ring action with family stakes and comic beats as he tries to protect his neighbors without revealing who he really is. Michael D. Olmos directs a cast led by Charlie Clark alongside Kuno Becker, with lucha-inspired action brought by Marko Zaror and former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez in a supporting role. Renée Victor, Sofia Pernas, Elpidia Carrillo, and stunt coordinator-turned-actor Andy Cheng round out an ensemble that leans into the border town's texture as much as its action sequences.

About the cast

Charlie Clark takes the lead as the dealer-turned-masked-wrestler, with Kuno Becker alongside him and Marko Zaror bringing his lucha libre and action-film background to the ring sequences. The supporting cast includes mixed martial artist Cain Velasquez, along with Renée Victor, Sofia Pernas, and Elpidia Carrillo, giving the border-town setting a grounded, community-heavy ensemble around the central masked hero.

Context & significance

Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone draws on the tradition of masked lucha libre wrestling as both a plot device and a cultural touchstone, setting its story in a Texas border community where that tradition carries weight beyond the ring. Released in 2022 and running a brisk 82 minutes, the film spans action, comedy, adventure, drama, and fantasy in a single genre-blending package built for a wide family audience.

Watching Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone on Ktime

Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles available, so Farsi-speaking viewers can choose either. A free K-Time account login unlocks streaming; the film's page itself is readable without signing in. K-Time's Farsi-first platform brings action-comedy titles like this one to the Iranian diaspora alongside its broader catalog of Persian-language and international content.