‘Jolt Review:’ Two Fists And Common Sense (Spoilers)

Turn her loose and let her fix the world one fist at a time.

Some actors can just do angry.

You get the feeling that it’s who they are. That they live in a constant state of pissed off, ready to blow up buildings and break noses.

Think Denzel Washington. He’s an actor who doesn’t have to try to be angry. I could watch that man be mad all day. Same goes for Samuel L. Jackson and Joe Pesci — fury incarnate.

Anger is an art. A quality that swirls passion and purpose only to direct them in such a way that we can’t stop watching. Anger is hard to fake, an ingrained behavior audiences can appreciate, a big-screened extreme version of what we’re all feeling.

Kate Beckinsale is another one of those excellent rage-filled beasts. A force of nature that gets top billing in her new Amazon outing, ‘Jolt.’

Born with a disorder that makes her snap at the slightest offense, Beckinsale’s Lindy is a time bomb. She’s so dangerous they lock her for most of her young life. And while you might call some of her antics a bit much, she might be exactly what this world needs.

Imagine if we dropped most of our uptight pretenses. If the world was less ‘Demolition Man’ and more’ Book of Eli.’…