They are pursued by the eccentric, brilliant, and openly gay FBI Agent Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe), who reconstructs their crime scenes using classical music and eventually finds himself sympathetic to their cause.
Armed with weapons and their signature family prayer, they embark on a violent crusade against professional killers and mafia bosses. They are pursued by the eccentric, brilliant, and
The Boondock Saints (1999) is a quintessential vigilante action-thriller written and directed by Troy Duffy. Despite a disastrous initial theatrical release, the film found immense success on home video, earning over $50 million in sales and spawning a 2009 sequel, with a third installment currently in production. Core Premise & Characters They are pursued by the eccentric
They are pursued by the eccentric, brilliant, and openly gay FBI Agent Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe), who reconstructs their crime scenes using classical music and eventually finds himself sympathetic to their cause.
Armed with weapons and their signature family prayer, they embark on a violent crusade against professional killers and mafia bosses.
The Boondock Saints (1999) is a quintessential vigilante action-thriller written and directed by Troy Duffy. Despite a disastrous initial theatrical release, the film found immense success on home video, earning over $50 million in sales and spawning a 2009 sequel, with a third installment currently in production. Core Premise & Characters
