Green Street Hooligans 2

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Cast & Crew

Ross McCall
Dave Miller

Marina Sirtis
Veronica Mavis

Treva Etienne
Arthur Mason

Graham McTavish
Big Marc Turner

Deobia Oparei
Derrick Jackson

Terence Jay
Jess Abbot

Luke Massy
Keith Morrison

Suzanne May
Michelle "Red" Miller

Jesse V. Johnson
Director

T. Jay O'Brien
Writer (Screenplay)

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Critic Reviews for Green Street Hooligans 2: Stand Your Ground

Audience Reviews for Green Street Hooligans 2: Stand Your Ground

• Jan 14, 2015

  This sequel is what everyone assumed the first film would be. Unabashed violent fun with not much else going on.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• May 05, 2013

  First thing first this film shouldn't have been made but it was good to see at least one of the original cast in it and he carries the whole film, The plot was ok but it got silly at the end and the prison they were in was supposed to be in England but you could tell it wasn't the fight scenes were ok but not as good as the first, It's not as bad as you might think but the first is better in every way.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2011

  Pretty fun sequel that only has one character from the previous film as its based around him. Not sure why him but obviously the actor was the only guy happy to come back for another crack with this. Put straight this is simply an excuse for a fight every few minutes, almost every scene ends up with someone getting beaten up or guys standing off against each other menacingly. Not much plot wise happens for most of the film accept a crooked prison warden dealing drugs amongst the bad eggs, but then out of the blue near the end the film turns into 'Mean Machine' and we get a goodie prisoner v baddie prisoner footie match. Can't really say the match looks good as you don't see much footie from the bad camera work and the fact the prisoners just fight...as usual, what a surprise huh. At the end it all wraps up nicely in a bow and really does seem rather pointless despite being an OK film for fighting. Main issue with the film apart from the lack of proper plot is the fact it looks like the prison is in the US! prisoners wear orange jumpsuits and outside they roam around without shirts on showing their big muscles and tattoo's despite the English weather. The weather in fact appears to be very hot and sunny all the time and the prison seems to be set in a very sandy dusty almost desert like area, obviously trying for a slick desolate feel with the visuals...or something. Odd seeing as its suppose to be set in an English prison, I thought it was in the US at first and was confused. You enjoy watching unfit middle aged blokes kicking the hell out of each other in meaningless scraps? watch on. Look out for Vernon Wells as the prison chief.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Jun 14, 2010

  What I Rate is the fighting, not the movies. :p
  Dedy N C Super Reviewer

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