The Bastard Sons Movie Review---Available On Amazon October, 2023

                     "I'm not a good man, because I wasn't raised by a good one" Vincent.

I first saw Kevin Interdonato(center) in a film called Bad Frank(2017) and I was totally blown away, not just because of his performance, which was one the best that year, but because the film itself was very strong and rich in the performances. 

Here, he does not disappoint, either.

Kevin takes on a few new tasks with this film, being the writer, producer, lead actor & director. Literally not pulling any punches and bringing in some really tough guys, including former UFC fighter, Frankie Edgar. Kevin told me that a good number of the guys in the film are not actors helping bring realism to the scenes they are in, it certainly shows.

Vincent(Kevin Interdonato-above) is back in town after his father and boss of the group he is with is murdered. Vincent calls a meeting at his house to bring the guys up to date and what he has planned. 

Vincent has an idea of who is responsible for his father's death, but he is trying to stay level-headed and get things figured out. If he is to take control of what his father had, he has to remain calm....as best he can. Showing strength and determination to get the task done. 

The power struggle is real here, but Vincent has no issues with his crew, they are about as tight a group as I have seen. 

The fight scenes are really well done and a lot of them looked real near the end of the film. The tension really builds up slowly as Vincent and his group leave nothing to chance, making sure the message is loud & clear.  

The Bastard Sons is a ticking time bomb!

Solid performances from the cast, I guess it helps when the director is an actor himself.

This is one of the best films of the year for me.

Bonus!, the film clocks in just past 89 mins, unlike a lot of the major films that are 2+ hrs. 

I have already watched it twice and it's as good the second time around.

This will be available on Amazon on July 28, 2023