This comic is a 5-issue collection originally published by Dark Horse in 2019 based on William Gibson’s unproduced screenplay.

A gritty vigilante film with Denzel Washington beating up thugs. Need I say more?

Set in 2200—about twenty-one years after the film Aliens—this story follows Gabriel Cruz, a security veteran for Weyland-Yutani.

Terminator-like time paradox. Moderately intriguing. Poor execution, inadequately explained plot points and devices.

Amusing series as the main character is dragged into the webtoon world. Excessive plot conveniences but still enjoyable.

Somewhat predictable. Tries too hard to look cool at times. Good voice acting (Japanese). Not bad but nothing great. Overhyped.

Robocopped team tries to take down criminal organization. Overly simplistic and cheesy. Plot and characters lack dimension.

Vigilantes solve and fight crime. Generally good pacing, acting and production, making an entertaining and satisfying series.

Unlocked is basically another Taken-like action-thriller. Nothing particularly bad but nothing particularly good either.

Another game show survival thriller. Although generally predictable, it is amusing. Good production but I wouldn’t rave about it.

Police state. Labor camps. Fake news. Scripted reality-shows. Heavy surveillance. Brainwashed population.

A “revenge” K-drama version of Infernal Affairs with more action and violence.

One expects this to be a short, no-brainer, action-packed, light entertainment. And that’s what it mostly is.

This sequel is a more focused story, so it is not as fun but it is still a decent, enjoyable film.

Tries to be a vigilante-revenge film but fails to achieve much of anything.

Tries to be some sort of thriller but fails.

This time, Mike Banning is framed and he has to run. Definitely the weakest of the trilogy.

A comedy about an assassin and his assistant told to lay low and not kill anyone. Could be funnier but still a solid film that is enjoyable.

Not a bad action film but it is more of the same.

Not a Taken clone but rather a vigilante-revenge black comedy. Enjoyable and recommended.

The production itself isn’t bad, maybe tries a little too hard. Either way, the action scenes are not dazzling.