Netflix has quietly added a gem to its action movie collection, one that stands out from the usual fare. If you’re a fan of Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds,” this new addition is a must-watch. While it doesn’t follow Tarantino’s distinctive style—no snappy dialogue or 70s music—it does deliver in spades with intense, bloody violence and strong language.

Imagine a blend of Robert Rodriguez’s “El Mariachi,” the gritty revenge of “Django Unchained,” and the relentless action of “John Wick,” all set against the backdrop of World War II. The result is one of the most thrilling action films of the decade. Both “Django Unchained” and “John Wick” are available on Netflix, so you can make it a weekend of vengeance.

Unfortunately, if you’re in the U.S., you won’t find this movie on Netflix. You’ll need to rent or buy it from another service, or perhaps take a trip to Canada, the U.K., Ireland, or Germany, where the weather is quite pleasant right now.

The plot centers around the Finnish term “sisu,” which embodies determination, strength of will, and sustained courage. These qualities define the protagonist, Aatami Korpi, a former soldier who takes on a group of ruthless Nazis. They’ve stolen his gold, attacked his village, and kidnapped several women. Adding to the Nazis’ woes, Aatami has a loyal dog by his side.

Director Jalmari Helander brings a flair for mayhem to the film, embracing the “strong bloody violence” with gusto. The over-the-top, gory justice served to the Nazis is immensely satisfying, even 80 years after their defeat.

If you’re looking for more gore, there are other movies to catch before they leave the platform. Helander’s debut film, “Rare Exports,” is also worth checking out, though you’ll have to find it elsewhere. It offers a unique twist: villagers battling a murderous Santa Claus. This makes “Sisu” seem almost tame in comparison.

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