Vengeance comes to Blu-ray and DVD on 16th January, courtesy of Mediumrare Entertainment, and we’ve got 2 copies to giveaway on Blu-ray!
A black comedy crime thriller that marks the directorial debut of B.J. Novak, offers up unsolvable deaths, deep state conspiracy theories, exploding electric cars and more, in the weird and wild world of Vengeance. Novak stars as Ben Manalowitz and has lined up a fantastic cast to star alongside him, including The Sandman’s Boyd Holbrook as Ty Shaw, Ashton Kutcher in a scene-stealing part as cowboy record producer Quentin Sellers, singing sensation Dove Cameron as Kansas City Shaw, and Issa Rae as Eloise.
It seems like Novak might well have been taking notes from Tarantino while appearing in Inglourious Basterds: Vengeance is filled with hilarious dialogue and quirky characters, and brings the murder mystery genre bang up to date in a fresh and wildly entertaining style.
A fish-out-of-water comedy thriller with a gripping puzzle of a plot at its heart, fans of Knives Out and Reason To Leave will be sure to enjoy Novak’s sharp-edged debut.
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