‘Vigilante Diaries’ Exclusive Clip: Michael Madsen and Paul Sloan Star In Graphic Novel-Style Action Movie

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“Vigilante Diaries” follows The Vigilante (Paul Sloan), a plays-by-his-own-rules renegade crime fighter that has gone missing and has caused turmoil between the Mafia, drug cartels, and shadowy Special Ops teams. Vlogger Michael Hanover (Jason Mewes) eventually catches up with him to track his disappearance, but when The Vigilante takes down the wrong bad guy, it sets off a chain of events they had never anticipated. The film also stars Michael Madsen (“Reservoir Dogs”), Michael Jai White (“Spawn”), Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (“The A-Team”), and more. Watch an exclusive clip from the film below featuring Paul Sloan and Michael Madsen share nasty threats over video chat.

The film is directed by Christian Sesma, who specializes in low-budget, independent genre fare. He began his career with the 2005 action short “6:30,” before following it up an indie horror feature “On Bloody Sunday,” about a serial killer that stalks teens on MySpace. Three years later, he directs “Shoot the Hero,” about a couple who becomes a part of a jewel heist while shopping for wedding rings. In 2013, he directed and produced the “Vigilante Diaries” web series that also starred Jason Mewes and Paul Sloan which aired on the now-defunct site Chill.com.

Paul Sloan is best known for his roles in the “Vigilante Diaries” series, the crime drama “Stiletto,” and most recently, in “I Am Wrath,” an action film that stars John Travolta. Meanwhile, Jason Mewes is best known for being Jay of the comedy duo Jay and Silent Bob, who appear in many of Kevin Smith’s films including “Clerks,” “Mallrats,” “Chasing Amy,” “Dogma,” and of course, “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.”

“Vigilante Diaries” is currently available on VOD and digital platforms.

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