Vigilante (II) (2008)

When Luke is viciously attacked and his fiancée is raped and murdered, he pledges to train himself in deadly hand to hand combat and use it against any wrong doers who dare to cross his path.

Director:

Aash Aaron

Writer:

Aash Aaron

Stars:

Robert Díaz, Margot Robbie, Kazuya Wright

Cast

Credited cast:
Robert Díaz	...	Luke
Margot Robbie	...	Cassandra
Kazuya Wright	...	Alex
Ozzie Devrish	...	Jack
Lexie Symon	...	Pauline
Christian Radford	...	Mako
James Dean	...	Matt
Mirko Grillini	...	Milo
Glenn McLaren	...	Lee
Aash Aaron	...	Detective Wright
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Toni Aaron	...	Sue
Sarah Jane Blair	...	Gym Counter Girl
Joel Amos Byrnes	...	Battered Night Club Guy
Belle Fitzgerald	...	Nightclub Rape Victim
Jace Lee	...	Big George

Storyline

When Luke, a highly successful businessman, is viciously attacked and his fiancée is raped and murdered, he pledges to use every last dollar he has to train himself in deadly hand to hand combat and use it against any wrong doers who dare to cross his path. But little does he know that his own attackers are highly connected to an underworld crime family who have close ties to corrupt police and they are all actually looking for him, too.

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Taglines:

Looking for trouble? He's looking for you...

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Genres:

Action

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 November 2008 (Australia)

Filming Locations:

Australia

Box Office

Budget:

$1,100,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Outlandish Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Shot over a period of 18 days in 52 different locations.

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Connections

References The Karate Kid (1984)

User Reviews

Vigilante Supporting Australian Films

There are a group of us here now on the Gold Coast in Queensland. And in Brisbane who have decided to get behind and support as many of our local filmmakers as we can. For too long other in this country see the strange need to pull down anyone even attempting to have a go at making feature films in this country. But it is especially difficult for us up here in Queensland as we are often ignored as a real player in the Australian film industry. Which is strange really as Queensland seems to pump out far more low budget independent films than any other state? So come on guys, do as we are doing and vote, support and comment "positively" on as many Aussie films (especially Queensland ones) as possible. And firstly our group is supporting Aash Aaron for his films ICU & VIGILANTE as Aash has been a true inspiration in this state and especially the Gold Coast as a filmmaker who just does it no matter what anyone may say.