I Like Revenge'', a man has seen too much and too many people dying, and as a result has become a vigilante. He tracks down and kills criminals by any means necessary, while enjoying the thrill of the hunt, but finds himself caught up in a web of vengeance. Cast Production David Hayter reprises his role as Jack Slate from the 1988 original. The film is shot in chronological order from first shot to final. Most of the film is played out in the mind of an elderly man, played by the late James Whitmore, who is suffering from dementia. The elderly man (the "old man") is seen dreaming about the first two films, but most of the shots in the film are not directly related to him. This allows the viewer to see events from a new perspective. By changing perspectives to someone else's memory, David Lynch changed the tone and style of the story. In this film, instead of a noir with a dark tone like the previous films, the audience sees a brighter and warmer tone; and the plot is now a comedy with comedic and humorous dialogue, as opposed to the previous films, in which it was a gritty crime drama. The film was screened at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, and the Los Angeles premiere took place on June 12, 2013. At Cannes, Lynch stated that "The Lone Rider" was "really funny." Reception The Lone Rider received positive reviews from critics, with Rotten Tomatoes reporting the film had a "certified fresh" rating of 83%, based on 68 reviews, with a consensus stating: "David Lynch explores familiar elements from the "Twin Peaks" mythos and creates a darkly comic crime mystery that's as haunting as it is amusing." References External links Category:Films directed by David Lynch Category:American mystery films Category:2010s crime comedy films Category:2010s mystery films Category:American neo-noir films Category:American crime comedy films Category:American films Category:2013 films Category:American sequel films Category:English-language films Category:Films with screenplays by David Lynch Category:Films with screenplays by Mark Frost Category:Films scored by Angelo Badalamenti Category:Films set in Los Angeles Category:Films set in the Las Vegas Valley Category:Twin Peaks Category:Mental illness in fiction Category:Electric Entertainment films Category:Films based on works by Jean Ray Category:Films produced by David Lynch