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Now, the language on the other hand, is quite vulgar. The writers are fans of expletives. Though the language is less than polite, it makes many of the scenes comical.

If you are faint of heart and cannot stand blood or the sight of murder then I strongly advise you not to see this movie. There are many, many gory scenes in which the murder is shown in grave detail.

This sequel was thoroughly enjoyable from my perspective. I am one who loves action, awesome gun fights and a good story line.

“All Saints Day” has given its audience all of these. For anyone who knows a thing or two about guns, quite a few make an appearance. They range from 12 gauges, a few AKs and of course, your old fashioned hand guns.

My favorite part of the movie, is the fact that it is faith based. The saints do not murder innocent people or petty criminals. They take the city’s evil and destroy it.

Yes, it may seem a bit extreme to kill criminals when we have courts and judges but that is not the point of the movie.

A debate runs throughout the film over vigilantism versus the need for crime fighters in every major city.

Actors portraying the citizens cannot make up their minds about whether or not the saints are doing the right thing.

With an all star cast of Sean Patrick Flannery, Norman Reedus and Billy Connoly, “All Saints Day” is a film that will be thought about after viewing.

As “All Saints Day” follows its predecessor’s footsteps, it is one of the best movies that I have ever seen. I recommend this movie to anyone who loves action and has the occasional urge to just eradicate the evil people of this world.

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