Sisu was one of the best and most entertaining movies of 2023. It’s now getting a sequel titled Sisu: Road to Revenge. Screen Gems will release Sisu: Road to Revenge in theaters on November 21, 2025.

Here’s the plot details of the new film.

“Returning to the house where his family was brutally murdered during the war, ‘the man who refuses to die’ (Jorma Tommila) dismantles it, loads it on a truck, and is determined to rebuild it somewhere safe in their honor. When the Red Army commander who killed his family (Stephen Lang) comes back hellbent on finishing the job, a relentless, eye-popping cross-country chase ensues – a fight to the death, full of clever, unbelievable action set pieces.”

The film also stars horror icon Richard Brake.

The original film told the story of a prospector during the last days of WWII as he crossed paths with a group of Nazis that steal his gold. They quickly discover that this prospector was not someone to mess with and he dispatches them in increasingly cartoonish ways.

Here’s what I had to say about Sisu in my review for That Hashtag Show.

There are parts of Sisu that feel overly cartoonish in their execution. Some might complain that our hero goes through way too much punishment to survive. Those sorts of criticisms feel small in the grand scheme of the film. Sisu and its protagonist are a personification of Finland reclaiming what was lost from the Nazi occupation during the war. If that means booting out and killing every last soldier in the country, then so be it.

If there’s one thing that you’ll feel after stepping out of the gonzo-action of Sisu; it’s the hope that we can defeat all kinds of evil out there. Through combining modern action with a lense of spaghetti western, Sisu crafts one of the most enjoyable and crowd-pleasing movies of the year.

Sisu: Road to Revenge makes its theatrical debut at Fantastic Fest next month in Austin, Texas.

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