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After killing a lot of bad guys including Armenians, Vigilante is wanted by the Armenian mafia boss, who gets help - but so does Vigilante.
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Title: Vigilante Diaries (2016)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Paul Sloan | ... | The Vigilante | |
| Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson | ... | Wolfman | |
| Jason Mewes | ... | Michael Hanover | |
| Kevin L. Walker | ... | The Kid | |
| Michael Jai White | ... | Barrington | |
| Michael Madsen | ... | Moreau | |
| Mike Hatton | ... | Barry | |
| Arman Nshanian | ... | Andreas | |
| Jacqueline Lord | ... | Jade | |
| Chasty Ballesteros | ... | Raven | |
| Jessica Uberuaga | ... | Red | |
| Chavo Guerrero Jr. | ... | Tex-Mex (as Sal "Chavo" Guerrero) | |
| Levy Tran | ... | Kid 2.0 | |
| Mark Sherman | ... | The Geek | |
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Harut Tovmasyan | ... | Hollywood |
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The Vigilante Diaries is a high octane action-adventure following The Vigilante (Paul Sloan) and The Kid (Kevin L. Walker) on dangerous adventures, from the mega-mansions and the underbelly of Los Angeles to far away places like Iraq, Armenia, Russia, and The United Kingdom. All of which are streamed online by film maker Mike Hanover (Jason Mewes). A trio of Asian femme fatales, to ruthless Armenian mobsters, to a pair of deep cover super spies hell bent on throwing the world into chaos. Written by Mike Hatton
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electric shock | female domination | muscleman | torture | bare chested male bondage |Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong violence, language throughout, and some sexuality/nudity | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Performed by Slippin' Into Darkness
Written by Nigel Carnahan, Adrian Carreno, Nigel Dettelbach, Michael Durazo
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Chavo Guerrero turned 29 at the premiere for the movie See more »Goofs
Vigilante's wife has given birth to a baby just yesterday and she doesn't have any damages from the surgery or baby birth. she has still got that six pack on her stomach. See more »Soundtracks
Tell It Like It IsPerformed by Slippin' Into Darkness
Written by Nigel Carnahan, Adrian Carreno, Nigel Dettelbach, Michael Durazo
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24 June 2016 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$1,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$1,650, 26 June 2016Gross USA:
$1,991Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$176,777Company Credits
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Jason Mewes stars as vlogger Michael Hanover, who follows an avenger known as the Vigilante. The Vigilante (Paul Sloan) and his sidekick The Kid (Kevin L Walker) are feared for their violent tactics in taking down criminals. Hanover uploads their exploits on to the web and gets popular acclaim.
When the Vigilante takes on the wrong bad guy all hell lets loose as the dead man's brother goes after him for revenge. There are rifts with rivals gangs and shadowy US black ops types are hanging around in the background. There are lots of torture scenes, frenetic shootouts and hot looking bimbos. It is just that a lot of it makes little sense.
The film has good production values and some scenes are shot all over the world, bits of Glasgow with subtitles for people talking in a Scots accent, some footage in London and Armenia.
The plot feels disconnected and never hangs together. We get chapter titles making it look like that this was a Tarantino film and just to hammer the point home, we get a lot of bizarre talking from Micheal Madsen. As a violent action comedy, the story is not good enough.