No Sequel Needed.

Rating: 1/10 (30 May 2015)

The first half of the movie was entertaining just as I was about to express this the film flipped over on its back and crapped all over its self, then smiled as if that was amusingly quaint.
Only the director Matthew Vaughn, producers, writers, and Mr. Super Star Capital the One and Only Samuel L. Jackson could find humor in debasing Christians alluding to all folks from the state of Kentucky by name, several times, bloatingly supreme with a stiff upper lip showing an intimate knowledge of said churches existence based on racism with the people attending completely unworthy of anything but a good old sadistic blood orgy with a Kingsmen axing women, and men all with the lust only the self-righteous could muster, then with a gleam in eye gave us all a Urkel "Did I do that"
Stupid waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaste. Could have been a very good series with sequels, they blew that.