Did they really kill the creep, the most authentic Skinhead? I saw Sean shoot him in the foot, and he's standing at the top of a cliff, but I never see him fall off the cliff or get shot fatally.
What happened to him? I kept watching for him to show up again.
And of course, the bad cop and the betraying traitor co-worker live happily ever after. Boo. But that's truthful.
"He who swaps his liberty for the promise of 'security' deserves neither." Ben Franklin
Do you mean Hillier, the member of their gang? Bean shoots him in the knee plus he's hanging from a tree. Just after that there's a reference to the gang "starting to kill each other" on the news.
I got the impression the Danny Dyrer character would have gone after the bad detective and his co-worker. In the forest, we see the detective shouting in frustration at Dyer's escape - he has just witnessed him ordering Monroe's execution and therefore poses a threat to him (if anyone would believe him that is). Dyer kills Manning after seeing him pay off his co-worker, so knew he had betrayed him.
I do agree it was a wholly illogical movie - a detective sergeant with so much power (hosting televised press conferences about what are effectively serial killings, being called "Sir" by other officers, turning up at a fire-fight in just his suit and ordering an officer to shoot someone in cold blood), Manning arriving on his own to hand over a payment personally for example). It was just enjoyable trash!
Awight we're The Daamned we're a punk baand and this is called Carn't Be Appy T'day!