Assault on Wall Street

Assault on Wall Street is a German-Canadian movie directed by Uwe Boll that similar to Rampage is about economic inequality and anarchy. It is not confirmed if the movie is set in the same universe as Rampage, but follows a similar story.

Plot Synopsis
Set during late 2008 in New York City when the 2008 financial crisis starts to unfold and Wall Street's bankers have dumped the crashed stock certificates upon the investors, one of them affected is cash vault truck driver Jim Baxford, who is a retired Marine living with his wife who has brain cancer. Jim is ordered to pay off $60,000 plus any accrued interest for his investments. He does manage to hire a lawyer with the help of a friend's money to write off his initial investment, but the damage is too late and now his home is foreclosed on by the bank and he's fired from his job due to his financial situation. His wife also commits suicide later on.

Angry and fed up with how Wall Street controls NYC, Jim goes on a rampage killing as many affluent, corporate executives as he can who he feels are responsible for the 2008 financial crisis.