Why The Wrath of Becky Is the Ultimate Revenge Thriller

Imagine a teenage girl, armed with vengeance, taking on a militant group of neo-Nazis to rescue her beloved dog. This thrill-packed scenario unfolds in The Wrath of Becky, a gory revenge thriller now reigning on Netflix, captivating audiences and critics alike. Fans are already buzzing about its potential to explode into a full-fledged franchise, much like the iconic John Wick series.

Set three years after Becky’s last encounter with tragedy in 2020’s indie hit, the narrative thrusts the titular character, played by the fierce Lulu Wilson, into a new battle. After the loss of her father at the hands of extremists, Becky is determined to live a quieter life, now working as a waitress. However, peace is fleeting as a trio of violent radicals kidnap her dog, Diego. The resurrection of her vengeance-fueled instincts is inevitable, as she embarks on a blood-soaked quest for retribution.

This film, a sequel that elevates its predecessor, has won hearts with its bone-crunching action. Enthusiastic reviews from horror aficionados pour in, with one Letterboxd user lamenting, “Can I have 20 more movies of Becky killing white supremacists, please?” Passion resonates through the comments; one fan exclaimed, “These movies should churn out regularly! Becky can keep taking them down even as she ages.” Another echoed this sentiment, stating how cathartic it is to watch Becky unleash chaos on her adversaries.

Online sentiment is cleathere’s a longing for more from this compelling character. “She’s the female version of a teenage John Wick,” another critic noted, succinctly summarizing Becky’s fierce spirit. “Don’t mess with her or her dog! I loved this sequel even more than the first!”

The film’s reception has been nothing short of electric. A five-star Google review hailed its gritty storyline and straightforward plot, describing it as a perfect movie to unwind with during a lazy morning or before bed. “It’s about a 16-year-old orphan on a lethal quest for vengeance,” the review elaborated, capturing the essence of Becky’s tumultuous journey.

With its unique blend of humor and horror, The Wrath of Becky might just spark the imagination of a new generation, looking for their own version of vigilante justice. The potential for sequels seems limitless, and audiences are ready to see how far this ferocious heroine can go.

The Wrath of Becky is now streaming on Netflix.