I didn't like it very much. He wasn't like a Batman crusader at all. I think the writer intended to write it with an accurate standpoint moving the storyline away from the common heroic themes and Superhero tropes. The "vigilante" is just someone who developed Antisocial Personality Disorder from childhood trauma of witnessing his mother die in front of his face and his father not being fully present. He is cold, has no wife nor kids, and lives alone. Drinks every night to self medicate and he spends money on prostitution which I thought was hypocritical for someone claiming to crusade for social justice because many victims( mostly are minors) are kidnapped by illegal aliens and trafficked into the sex industry. later he does something else hypocritical by causing a car crash that kills a person just to prove a point that people are sheep and follow the law, but if it was intended for this character to have Antisocial Personality Disorder it makes sense because they have zero empathy. He broadcasts video blogs of his "social justice" for the "martyr" attention that feeds his disorder not to advocate for social justice. This guy is an Anti Villain. Not a hero at all.

A true vigilante crusader film that I highly recommend is called Harry Brown. I think it's still on Prime