Faster

James 'Jimmy' Cullen is finally released from prison, marking the beginning of his vengeful journey. With his freedom, he retrieves his prized 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle, a gun, and a list of names that signal his intent for retribution.

Cullen heads to a telemarketing office in Bakersfield, California, where he coldly executes his first target, Prescott Ashton. This act of violence sets the tone for Cullen's deadly pursuit of those he believes wronged him.

Cullen meets with Roy Grone, who had previously provided him with the car and weapon. Under coercion, Grone discloses additional names on Cullen's hit list, showing the depth of Cullen's plans for revenge.

Detectives Cicero and Humphries are introduced as they begin to track Cullen, drawing conclusions from the CCTV footage of Ashton's murder. Their investigations put them on a collision course with Cullen as he continues his killing spree.

Cullen locates his second target, Kenneth Tyson, known for his disturbing personal snuff films. Following a violent confrontation, Cullen narrowly escapes a gunfight with the relentless hitman known as 'Killer.'

Killer finds himself deeply affected by his encounter with Cullen. Struggling with past demons, including childhood polio, he becomes obsessed with proving himself capable of taking down Cullen.

As the investigation unfolds, details about Cullen's past emerge, revealing he was double-crossed during a heist that resulted in his brother's death. This tragic history fuels his quest for revenge.

Cullen visits his former girlfriend, Nan Porterman, who acknowledges his drastic choices. Despite having moved on, she offers her best wishes, highlighting the emotional toll his path of vengeance has taken on his relationships.

Cullen tracks down Hovis Nixon at a strip club in Nevada, confronting him about his involvement in his brother's demise. He brutally stabs Nixon, but chooses to leave him alive, underscoring Cullen's chilling sense of mercy.

In a tense moment, both Humphries and Killer converge on the hospital aiming to prevent further bloodshed. However, Cullen manages to execute Nixon during surgery, escalating the stakes in his vendetta.

A high-stakes chase unfolds between Cullen and Killer after Cullen encounters Humphries. The pursuit ends in chaos as Cullen is injured but manages to escape, showcasing the relentless nature of his enemies.

Cullen learns from his mother that his father, whom he believed betrayed him and Gary, passed away long ago. This revelation complicates the emotions driving his revenge and adds depth to his character's turmoil.

As Cullen confronts his final target, Alexander Jerrod, a reformed evangelist, a heartfelt plea for forgiveness leads to an unexpected outcome as Cullen spares him, emphasizing the potential for redemption amidst his path of vengeance.

Just before the climax, Cicero uncovers the truth behind a haunting video, realizing Cullen's targets were police informants. This discovery adds layers to the investigation and highlights the complexities of Cullen's revenge.

In the film's gripping finale, Cullen and Killer face off in a tense battle. As chaos ensues, Humphries intervenes, leading to a tragic conclusion where Cullen survives but leaves a trail of dead bodies behind, including Humphries.

Cullen scatters his brother Gary's ashes at sea, an emotional closing to his journey. As he drives off into the sunset, Killer returns to his girlfriend, and Jerrod prepares to preach about forgiveness, providing a poignant end to the film.