Irish stereotypes: They will have us all believing that if our paddy friends aren’t pickling themselves in alcohol, they are furiously thrusting their fists in the general area of any indistinct bystander’s face.
Of course, it’s all complete hogwash. The only Irish people we know are singers, and they generally make us drink excessively and punch ourselves in the face.
But if Irish stereotypes are your thing, then you will be right at home in Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day. We’ve got a family of killers (but they do it for good reasons), led by (the very Scottish) Billy Connolly, who travel back to Boston on a revenge trip of inglorious B-movie violence and witless storytelling.
It’s a sequel to the 1999 cult movie Boondock Saints, and if you’re unfamiliar with that film (which, you probably are) then during the first five minutes, you’ll instantly start to wonder what all the fuss is about.


