Citizen Vigilante

One man, a list of criminals, and an audience: that combination gives this thriller its hook. The hunting is only half the story, because the other half is the feed, the followers, and the way punishment turns into content while a private crusade becomes a public brand. Setting him against the local police chief keeps the argument sharp, since the question is not only whether he is catching the right people but who gets to decide, and what the applause is doing to him.

Built for viewers who like their crime films lean, angry, and topical, with a streak of moral discomfort running through. Ninety minutes means it moves fast and does not linger, favouring momentum over deep character study. If you enjoy street-level vigilante stories and the queasy modern twist of fame attached to violence, it delivers exactly that at a very easy runtime. A punchy weeknight pick for when you want something with a pulse and an argument to make.