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Summary

During a pro lockout, Doug "The Thug" Glatt is injured and must choose whether to defend his team against a dangerous new enemy, or be there for his wife as she prepares to give birth to his daughter.

Cast

Seann William Scott

Doug Glatt

Alison Pill

Eva

Marc-André Grondin

Xavier LaFlamme

Wyatt Russell

Anders Cain

Callum Keith Rennie

Hyrum Cain

Liev Schreiber

Ross Rhea

Kim Coates

Ronnie Hortense

Richard Clarkin

Gord Oglivey

Elisha Cuthbert

Mary

Jay Baruchel

Pat

Jonathan Cherry

Marco Belchior

Trent Pardy

Stevenson

George Tchortov

Evgeni

Karl Graboshas

Oleg

Jason Jones

Bob Forbes

David Paetkau

Ira Glatt

T.J. Miller

Sportscaster

Larry Woo

Park Kim

Ellen David

Mrs. Glatt

Curt Keilback

Red McCauley

Tessa Bonhomme

Female Reporter

Claire Cavalheiro

Janice

Glen McDonald

Dr. Goodman

Andrew Herr

Finch

Nathan Dales

Petr

Emma Hunter

Flight Attendant

Lane Manson

Totan

Boomer Phillips

Walters

Brandon Prust

Penryth

Tyler Seguin

Shamrocks Centre

Michael Del Zotto

Shamrocks Defenseman

Lindsay Christopher

University Student (uncredited)

Fabio Lusvarghi

Penalty Box Official (uncredited)

Heidi Matijevic

Girl on Plane (uncredited)

Matthew Mease

Reading Team Coach (uncredited)

Jill Morgan

Spectator (uncredited)

Mark Quigley

Scorekeeper (uncredited)

Dave Reachill

Bartender (uncredited)

Sylvia Zuk

Airport Passenger (uncredited)

Crew

Director, Screenplay

Jay Baruchel

Screenplay

Jesse Chabot

Reviews

Ruuz

October 7, 2017

The original _Goon_ came as a pleasant surprise. _Last of the Enforcers_ came as just regular pleasant. Maybe it was only because I actually expected something good this time around, but I personally feel that the first film is much better. _Last of the Enforcers_ is still very watchable, and it's great to be back with Doug Glatt as he tries to figure out what to do in any given situation relying solely on the input of being such a genuinely good dude, but that's only so much of the movie, as we instead diverge into an off-putting (though still realistic) father/son relationship between two total assholes and hit up every single joke that was already repetitive in the first _Goon_.

_Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._