Avengement

Avengement follows Cain Burgess, a small-time criminal who is sent to prison after a burglary goes wrong and an accomplice is killed. Behind bars he is forced to fight for his life, and the experience hardens him into a man who no longer resembles the one who went in. Granted temporary release, he slips away from his guards and heads back to the streets he came from, determined to confront the people he holds responsible for what he has become. What follows is a physical and bloody reckoning with a criminal network that includes his own brother, Lincoln.

The film is a British production directed by Jesse V. Johnson, who wrote the screenplay with Stu Small. It is the ninth of the nineteen features Johnson has directed, following The Debt Collector and preceding Triple Threat. Scott Adkins plays Cain Burgess, with Craig Fairbrass as Lincoln Burgess and roles for Thomas Turgoose, Nick Moran, Kierston Wareing and Leo Gregory. Made for around 2 million US dollars, the film earned an IMDb rating of 6.6 from roughly 24,000 votes and a TMDB rating of 6.8 from 648 votes. Its critics' rating stands at 6.8 based on 18 reviews, closely matching the audience scores.