This super tight 80 minute revenge flick kept me interested, and on the edge of my seat, every single step of the way. I wasn't sure how I initially felt about it while watching but the more time ticked away the more I came to love it. It does kind of make me feel queezy inside at the brutal violence, but I respect movies that can genuinely do that. It's definitely a movie that feels real (like you're watching things that could really happen) and it's also very violent and disturbing; but it also has a significant amount of dark humor (here and there), to keep things entertaining (the laughs never feels forced or unnatural though) and it also has the element of surprise in that is what we are watching real or imagined by Harry? O'Neill's performance is remarkable. It feels a lot like a Coens Brothers' flick, just on a slightly smaller (and lower budget) scale!
Review of Vengeance Is Mine
