Citizen Vigilante follows Sanders, a wealthy man who loses faith in official justice and starts killing criminals himself, gaining public acclaim while drawing the attention of an Interpol chief who sees him as the real danger. Directed by Uwe Boll, the film sits firmly in the tradition of hardline vigilante cinema. The Traditional label follows from the film's core political argument: that immigration-linked crime and institutional corruption justify armed individual action, with a white male protagonist positioned as the natural corrective. Islam is framed negatively in the context of one family targeted for elimination. No LGBTQ, transgender, or gender-swap signals appear. The story has no interest in complicating its own premises.