Revenge is one of storytelling's oldest and most enduring concepts. Long before cinema gave audiences slow-motion gunfights, blood-soaked showdowns, and brooding antiheroes, literature was already fascinated by stories of what happens when justice fails and a person takes it into their own hands. From Greek tragedies and Shakespearean dramas to classic novels of betrayal and retribution, revenge stories have explored the seductive promise of making the guilty pay and the devastating price of actually going through with it. The blissful simplicity, yet raw emotionality of revenge stories made it inevitable that they would eventually play out in feature films. Whether...
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