Boondock Saints Director Helming New Movie. Director Troy Duffy burst on the scene in the late ‘9. The Boondock Saints, one of those 1. The story of a pair of Boston brothers (Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus) who take out vigilante justice against various gangsters, soon amassed a cult following.

Four years later, Duffy was the subject of a documentary titled Overnight, which chronicled his rise and fall and painted an unflattering picture of him. A sequel to The Boondock Saints, Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day, followed in 2. Duffy has no other directorial credits in the years since. Now, he’s readying a comeback. Duffy is set to direct a new film called The Blood Spoon Council, according to a press release from production company Oceanside Media. Oceanside Media is an Australian entity founded by producer Scott Clayton, best known for recently acquiring The Claim, a script by La La Landdirector Damien Chazelle.

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The film, which Duffy co- wrote with novice screenwriter Criss Lassiter, is described as a “chilling psychological thriller,” in which the titular Blood Spoon Council, a vigilante group, is hunting down serial killers around the country. Watch Man On Fire Online. According to the plot description: “The FBI commissions a young, rogue profiler to get into the head of the group’s elusive leader. But their investigation is derailed when the whiz kid engages in a secret game of cat- and- mouse with a mastermind the likes of which he’s never seen.”The release does not list any cast for the film but, strangely for a film press release, it does mention several of Duffy’s other upcoming projects, including both “a 9.

Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em and Black Ghost, “a racially edgy comedy he is writing in collaboration with funny man, Cedrick [sic] The Entertainer.” Also mentioned are plans for an eventual third Boondock Saints movie as well as a “rebooted” TV series that was announced earlier this year. Duffy’s struggles with obtaining funding for his work have been well documented, so it’s a pretty huge step that he’s managed to get The Blood Spoon Council to this point.

And The Boondock Saints maintains a cult following that may very well follow Duffy to this new project. Duffy infamously signed away home video rights to the first Boondock Saints and was unable to profit from most of the revenue produced by its cult following. But perhaps the now 4. There’s no announced release date yet for The Blood Spoon Council. Source: Oceanside Media.