The hoolie movie is so close to self-parody it’s almost spoof-proof. Unsurprisingly, this weirdly affectionate ladpooning plays like a live-action geezer cartoon, sketchily amusing but wise to the genre’s tribal bollocks. See it for Nick Nevern’s gormless yobfather: spot-on.
The Hooligan Factory Review
When aspiring hooligan Danny (Maza) falls in with banged-up hardcase Dex (Nevern), the pair set about re-establishing their firm as top boys.
Release Date:
13 Jun 2014
Running Time:
90 minutes
Certificate:
15
Original Title:
Hooligan Factory, The
Does for football hooligans what Cockneys Vs. Zombies did for cockneys (and zombies). Very silly, occasionally very funny.
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