A triumphant return from Adam Deacon, Jazzie Zonzolo and an ensemble cast, the beginning is probably the weakest part but soon enough it begins to ramp up into utter madness and hijinks, another terrific performance from Richie Campbell as Tyrone and a stand out performance from Kobna Holdbrook-Smith make this a truly fun ride with plenty of tension, mixed in with some cringe comedy and some home truths regarding mental health issues, a worthy sequel. I only hope a trilogy may come to fruition at some point, as I would enjoy seeing them all on screen once again, glad Deacon has made it back onto the silver screen.
Review of Sumotherhood
