What is "Reputation" about?

"Reputation" is a psychological crime thriller that follows former LAPD detective Gillian Sterling as she investigates the disappearance of young women in Los Angeles, confronting departmental corruption and a secretive roleplay application.

Who directed "Reputation"?

"Reputation" was co-directed by Michael Vegas and Siouxsie Q.

When and where was "Reputation" filmed?

Production on "Reputation" wrapped on July 07, 2026, in Montreal, with the narrative set against the backdrop of Los Angeles.

Who are the main actors in "Reputation"?

The main actors in "Reputation" include Gal Ritchie as Gillian Sterling and Zac Wild as Detective Alex Fletcher, with Charles Dera also appearing as a police sergeant.

Wicked Pictures Wraps Production on 'Reputation' Thriller

Q: Where will "Reputation" be released?

"Reputation" is slated for release later this year exclusively on Wicked.com.

Wicked Pictures concludes filming for 'Reputation,' a psychological crime thriller starring Gal Ritchie and Zac Wild, set for release on Wicked.com.

Wicked Pictures has concluded production on "Reputation," a new psychological crime thriller. The feature, co-directed by Michael Vegas and Siouxsie Q, is slated for release later this year exclusively on Wicked.com.

Production Details and Setting

Production on "Reputation" wrapped on July 07, 2026, in Montreal. The film is described as a psychological crime thriller that blends procedural suspense, noir-inspired mystery, and emotionally charged relationships. The narrative is set against the backdrop of Los Angeles.

Michael Vegas commented on the setting, stating a desire to make a "cop movie" and finding the "gritty backdrop of Los Angeles" exciting. Siouxsie Q also noted the film is set against "the Los Angeles I love."

The feature explores themes of power, trust, identity, and institutional corruption. It weaves together suspense, romance, and psychological tension within a modern noir narrative. A studio representative indicated that "Reputation" aims to be one of Wicked’s most cinematic productions to date, continuing Wicked Pictures’ tradition of elevating adult storytelling through cinematic production values, compelling characters, and ambitious filmmaking.

Plot and Character Overview

"Reputation" follows Gillian Sterling, portrayed by Gal Ritchie, a former LAPD detective who became a criminology professor. Sterling is drawn back into active investigations after a series of young women disappear across Los Angeles. She reunites with her former partner, Detective Alex Fletcher, played by Zac Wild. The investigation forces Sterling to confront old relationships, departmental corruption, and an increasingly personal case linked to a secretive roleplay application. As the case progresses, it spirals into obsession and deception, leading Sterling to discover that reputations can be carefully crafted and misleading.

Michael Vegas highlighted the chemistry between Zac Wild and Gal Ritchie, describing their relationship as the "emotional heartbeat of the film." Vegas also mentioned Charles Dera as a police sergeant. Siouxsie Q expressed pride in the cast's accomplishments, specifically mentioning Alison Rey and the ensemble of women for bringing authenticity and heart to the story.

The cast also includes Ameena Green, Nina Nova, Summer Col, Scarlett Alexis, Nicole Kitt, and Dani Synclair.

Director Perspectives

Michael Vegas stated a long-held desire to make a "cop movie." He also expressed delight in the chemistry between Zac Wild and Gal Ritchie, anticipating that audiences will appreciate their dynamic. Vegas also noted Charles Dera's performance as a police sergeant.

Siouxsie Q views "Reputation" as an opportunity to present a crime story from a new perspective. She described the collaboration with Wicked Pictures as allowing the creation of something "both thrilling and deeply personal." Siouxsie Q characterized the film as a procedural thriller that explores power, corruption, and identity through complex characters and emotional performances. She specifically commended Alison Rey and the ensemble of women for their contributions to the story.