Revengeance 2016
"Revenge is a dish best served animated"
Beneath the neon glow of Bill Plympton's razor-sharp animation in *Revengeance (2016)*, a grizzled bounty hunter named Rod Rosse—aka The One Man Posse—finds himself locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Tasked with tracking down a sinister ex-biker turned U.S.
Director: Bill Plympton
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Revengeance (2016) about?
*Revengeance* follows Rod Rosse, a lone-wolf bounty hunter hired by a ruthless senator known as 'Deathface.' What begins as a straightforward job spirals into a high-stakes chase, where vengeance and survival collide in a world of exaggerated violence and biting satire.
Who directed Revengeance?
The film was directed by Bill Plympton, the acclaimed animator behind cult classics like *Your Face* and *Mutant Aliens*.
Who stars in Revengeance?
The voice cast includes Jim Lujan as Rod Rosse, Lalo Alcaraz as Deathface, and Matthew Modine among others.
Is Revengeance (2016) worth watching?
With its bold animation style and story that leans into dark humor and action, *Revengeance* is a hidden gem for fans of offbeat animated films. While it doesn't have a rated IMDb score, its unique tone and Plympton's distinctive vision make it a standout watch for those craving something different.
How long is Revengeance?
The movie runs for 75 minutes.
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About Revengeance (2016) — Bill Plympton's Animated Revenge Thriller Explored
Beneath the neon glow of Bill Plympton's razor-sharp animation in *Revengeance (2016)*, a grizzled bounty hunter named Rod Rosse—aka The One Man Posse—finds himself locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Tasked with tracking down a sinister ex-biker turned U.S. senator nicknamed "Deathface," Rosse soon realizes this job is less about justice and more about surviving a labyrinth of brutal confrontations. With its hyper-stylized visuals and sly humor, the film blends dark satire with the unrelenting pulse of a revenge thriller, all while keeping the tone darkly playful and unexpectedly poignant.
Plympton's signature hand-drawn chaos serves as the perfect backdrop for a story that twists classic Western tropes into a modern animated nightmare. The characters crackle with personality, from the morally ambiguous senator to the hardened but weary Rosse, whose journey becomes as much about redemption as it is about reckoning. Whether you're drawn in by the genre's grit or the filmmaker's audacious creativity, *Revengeance* delivers a punchy, subversive experience that lingers long after the credits roll.