The Night Comes for Us
Why this pick
Matches Triple Threat’s unapologetically hard-hitting Southeast Asian action, with relentless close-quarters combat, shifting loyalties, and a stripped-down revenge drive.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Matches Triple Threat’s unapologetically hard-hitting Southeast Asian action, with relentless close-quarters combat, shifting loyalties, and a stripped-down revenge drive.
Why this pick
Its contained prison siege turns into an energetic showcase for diverse fighting styles, team survival, and exuberant, bruising action in Triple Threat’s vein.
Why this pick
Delivers a similarly direct redemption-and-revenge arc, sustained by brutal tournament fights and a charismatic physical-performance focus rather than complicated plotting.
Why this pick
Like Triple Threat, it channels personal betrayal into a propulsive revenge story, emphasizing rough, grounded hand-to-hand fights and a tough ensemble of opponents.
Why this pick
A brisk revenge-tinged action ride whose kinetic Vietnamese fight scenes and determined lead offer the same no-frills, emotionally charged combat appeal.
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01 / THE STORY
Deveraux enlists Payu and Long Fei, who are mercenaries, to go in the Thailand for a humanitarian mission to free some prisoners. Unknown to Payu and Long Fei's knowledge, Deveraux and his crew (Mook, Joey, Steiner and Dom) real goal was to free their leader, Collins, a mass terrorist. Deveraux and his crew shoot up the village, waking up Jaka who sees his wife get shot multiple times. During the ensuing chaos, Payu and Jaka fight but before the victor could be determined, Mook shoots a grenade at Jaka, injuring him heavily and knocking him out. Deveraux frees Collins, and Collins kills his captor. Deveraux double crosses Payu and Long Fei in order to tie up loose ends, and they knock them down a cage. Collins orders a bomb to burn down the evidence. Payu and Long Fei free the prisoners and barely escape. In the aftermath, Jaka wakes up and sees his village in shambles. He buries his dead wife as well as the villagers, and swears vengeance against Payu and the people responsible for the destruction of his village.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Collins

Joey

Mook
Xian

Devereaux

Dom

Payu

Jaka