That was an excellent one.

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

A Disappointing Continuation

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

This film is so badly acted and cast. These guys are supposed to be Scary gangsters but its more the the cast of the in betweeners deciding To sell drugs. Complete over acting to the extent that there just a bunch of daft cockney lads. The link which you find out at the end, to the landrover killings is Just ridiculous and the acting at that point goes from really bad to To just silly silly silly and then a huge chunk of extra silly. I wonder if these people Have ever acted before?. Perhaps the director just grabbed a camera and suddenly Turned round to his friends and said let make a movie today. This film is absolute Brit trash. If you secretly have a grudge against some one you could them back (get your retribution) by befriending them, inviting them round to you your house, put this film on and lock them in the room . How ever you d have to make sure your TV is in some kind Of protective cabinet or else they will simply smash your TV. Maybe Im being a bit harsh. Making films is not easy as you think but the again this is simply dreadful. One of the reviews above gave this film 10 out of 10. Im presuming that is some kind of typing mistake.

Twenty years after The Range Rover murders, new faces are at the forefront of gangland Britain, but still with the killers never having been caught. But there are also those who haven't forgot what happened, and won't rest until justice is served.....Having seen a lot of the directors previous films, I had an inclination of what to expect. Billy Murray is a given, he's in every gangster movie these days, and I sort of enjoyed White Collar Hooligan for all the wrong reasons, so hey ho, why not.It's only an hour and twenty minutes long, and thats the best thing I have to say about it.It's awful in every sense of the word, and at times I was so close to turning it off, because it's offensive to the eyes, ears, and almost devoid of anything.Women are treated like animals, and there is nudity for nudity's sake, to the point of feeling sorry for the actress on the receiving end.The main 'lads' are unlikeable on the verge of wanting to put your foot through the TV, and you do ask yourself 'why am I not in movies if that guy is?' Vas Blackwood, and Lorraine Stanley are in it for about five minutes and look completely unaware of their location, and do nothing.Really don't bother with this film, getting your hand trapped in a car door would be more entertaining.

the rettendon range rover murders has become a franchise, four films,7 books, countless websites, more movies in the pipeline, is that a bad thing, judge for yourself. this movie though takes place 18 years after the infamous range rover murders, and is about a group of lads who have essentialy became the new essex boys, only smarter, and more ruthless. there is a pretty good story here, and people who know the essex boys/range rover murders story well will find a lot of good twists and turns and references to the true events, and one character from the true story appears here, so there is a lot of fun to be had here if you are a fan of the story. the movie is actually a direct sequel to 'the fall of the essex boys', witch was a true account of the essex boys reighn of terror, and while this movie isn't as good as that, its a solid sequel all around and i recommend it to people who like the story, and enjoyed the previous essex boys films.

Having seen all of the previous "Essex Boys" related films, I watched this with a degree of trepidation. Surely there wasn't going to be yet more previously untold material to surface here? Thankfully this is a fictional spin on the infamous story of the Rettendon murders. It packs a punch in parts and contains some humorous moments along the way. Although the acting leaves a lot to be desired in parts it is still worth watching as it contains a few unexpected twists throughout. The four new breed Essex Boys reminded me of the yuppie drug dealers in "Lock Stock....". They are certainly not your typical drug dealers / gangland characters who would instill fear in anyone coming across them as is normally the case in these sorts of films. I found that the film passed quickly and kept my attention throughout. Although it is not the grittiest of films I would still say give it a watch to all those who like British gangland films.