Norman Reedus

Think badass Boodock Saint, Norman Reedus won't pose for pictures..think again! He may play a tough guy in his Boondock Saints movies..but in real life, Norman Reedus is one of the coolest and nicest actors alive! I met him when he was promoting his sequel, Boondock Saints: All Saints day at [...] Read Full Story

So I got this wonderful press release in my email this morning saying that Apparition and Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group have announced that they have decided to expand The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day “nationwide to additional markets” on November 13th 2009. The film on its October 30 opening weekend grossed over $500,000 in only four markets: New York, Los Angeles, Boston, and Philadelphia, with a per theater average of over $8,000. Because of the demand/fan base, the studio has announced that they will be opening the movie wider on November 13 to additional cities including Seattle, San Francisco, San Diego, Chicago, ... Read Full Story

The Boondock Saints II Hollywood Movie 2009 All Saints Day Cast And Crew Actor: Julie Benz, David Ferry, Brian Mahoney, Bob Marley, David Della Rocco, Clifton Collins Jr., Billy Connolly, Sean Patrick Flanery, Norman Reedus Director: Troy Duffy Producer: Chris Brinker, Lloyd Segan, Robert N. Fried, Don Carmody Screenwriter: Troy Duffy Art Director: Dennis Davenport Cinematographer: Miroslaw Baszak Composer: Jeff Danna Editor: Paul Kumpata, Bill Deronde Production Designer: David Breeze, David Ferguson (ii) Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller Release Date: October 30, 2009 MPAA Rating: R for bloody violence, language and some nudity. Distributor: Apparition, Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group Country: USA Language : ... Read Full Story

IGN has debuted the first five minutes of The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day , which will hit theaters in limited release on October 30. Click below to watch the first five minutes and 21 seconds of the film, where you’ll see Sean Patrick Flannery and Norman Reedus getting back into Saint mode as well as a hilarious exchange with our three favorite Boston cops to see the introduction of Julie Benz’s Eunice Bloom character, the protege of Willem Dafoe’s Paul Smecker from the original. Take it from me I have read the script for this movie and it is great every fan ... Read Full Story

Cult films are a dangerous thing. Sometimes great, sometimes not, they create a fervor and devotion usually saved for fringe religious groups and third party candidates. And the films make their way into the canon of filmic classics, whether or not they deserve to be there. There is only one thing more dangerous than a cult film. A cult sequel. I was once an acolyte who worshipped at the altar of “The Boondock Saints,” the 1999 comedic thriller about two Irish brothers in Boston who decide to become vigilantes. I saw the film when I was 16, right before I was about to move ... Read Full Story