Korpi is back in a brutal, stripped-down revenge story: he tears down the house where his family was murdered, loads it onto a truck, and hits the road, only to be hunted by the Red Army commander who killed them.
Here’s your breakdown 👇
Read this especially if you’re into hyper-minimal dialogue, WWII-era action, and grim, stylish revenge flicks.
📍 What Just Launched
Sisu: Road to Revenge is now streaming on Prime, picking up with Korpi as he dismantles the ruins of the home where his family was murdered, loads it onto a truck, and tries to rebuild somewhere safe, until the Red Army commander who slaughtered them comes to finish the job.
🪓 The Setup
Korpi isn’t out for chaos, he wants silence, safety, and a fresh start.
Instead, he gets a convoy of Soviet soldiers, landmines, and industrial-grade brutality trailing his truck.
What follows is part chase movie, part demolition derby, part one-man war.
💣 What Makes It Stand Out
Almost no dialogue. All atmosphere. All violence. The action is practical, physical, and savage, more like a graphic novel brought to life than a traditional war film.
If the first Sisu was a cult hit, this one leans even harder into mythic, unstoppable-survivor territory.
🔥 Who This Is For
- Fans of the first Sisu who loved the over-the-top kills and deadpan main character.
- Viewers who want action that feels handcrafted, not CGI-bloated.
- Anyone who can handle violence as a stylized, grim kind of slapstick.
🧠 The Bottom Line
If you want something lean, vicious, and weirdly beautiful, Sisu: Road to Revenge earns a spot at the top of your Prime queue, it’s not subtle, but it absolutely knows what it’s here to do.