January 21st, 2000. The Boondock Saints, after years of strife and chaos, finally gets released to five theaters through a deal between Franchise Pictures, Duffy and Indican Pictures. Burning every bridge possible, Duffy reluctantly signed a dreadful contract for a front side position of the revenue. However, the landscape has changed significantly since Duffy shopped around his bullet riddled action film. While The Boondock Saints entered production, the world was heartbroken by the events behind the Columbine Massacre, making a film about two trench coat wearing spree shooters seem tasteless. Troy Duffy and his passion project was about to enter a completely new, hyper sanitized Hollywood landscape, a world where Duffy's violent feature felt like a relic of a time gone by.
On the second part of The Boondock Saints, the mad lads (Liam Wolfe, Matt Larue) finally got around to talking about The Boondock Saints. We go deep into the film in all it's juvenile, disgusting glory. We get into William Defoe playing a self hating gay FBI agent, vigilante justice, racist jokes, the most laughable mafia of all time, Cannes film festival applicants, mass shootings and so much more.
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