​Rampage: Capital Punishment (2014), also known as Rampage 2, is the sequel to Uwe Boll’s 2009 film Rampage. Continuing the story of Bill Williamson (Brendan Fletcher), the film delves deeper into the character’s radical ideology and violent actions.​

Following the events of the first film, Bill Williamson has been living off the grid with the money he stole during his initial rampage. He resurfaces in Washington, D.C., where he orchestrates a new attack by taking over a television station. Holding hostages, including news anchor Chip Parker (Lochlyn Munro), Bill demands that his anti-establishment manifesto be broadcast live. His goal is to incite a revolution against the government and the wealthy elite. The film culminates in a violent confrontation, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. ​

Brendan Fletcher reprises his role as Bill Williamson, delivering a performance that captures the character’s intense conviction and volatility. Lochlyn Munro portrays Chip Parker, the news anchor caught in the midst of the chaos. While Fletcher’s portrayal has been noted for its intensity, some critics felt that the character’s monologues were overly preachy and detracted from the film’s pacing. ​

Directed by Uwe Boll, the film maintains a gritty and claustrophobic atmosphere, primarily set within the confines of the television station’s basement. This setting amplifies the tension and underscores the psychological aspects of the narrative. However, some viewers have criticized the film for its lack of subtlety and for rehashing themes from the original without significant innovation. ​

Rampage: Capital Punishment received mixed reviews from audiences and critics alike. Some appreciated its unflinching approach to controversial topics and its commentary on societal issues. Others found it to be a heavy-handed and less impactful follow-up to the original. The film’s limited release and niche appeal contributed to its modest box office performance, grossing approximately $258,910 worldwide. ​