John Doe: Vigilante is a crime-thriller film that was released in 2014. The movie follows the story of John Doe, a man who takes justice into his own hands and becomes a vigilante serial killer. He believes that the justice system is broken and that criminals are not being punished for their crimes. John's actions quickly gain attention from the media and law enforcement authorities, leading to his eventual capture and trial.
During the trial, a vigilante group called 'Speak for the Dead' emerges in support of John's cause. They believe that John's actions were justified, and that he was doing what the justice system could not do. The group spreads its message through social media and public demonstrations, attracting attention from both supporters and critics.
The movie raises important questions around justice versus vengeance and the effectiveness of the legal system. It portrays how the public's perspective towards the justice system can be manipulated and molded through social media and public opinion.
John Doe: Vigilante features Jamie Bamber in the lead role of John Doe, along with Lachy Hulme, Gary Abrahams, and Paul O'Brien in supporting roles. The film was directed by Kelly Dolen and written by Stephen M. Coates. Despite receiving mixed reviews, the movie was praised for its thought-provoking concept and powerful performances.
