Review of The Bastard Sons – Kevin Interdonato’s Crime Thriller
Director: Kevin Interdonato
Writer: Kevin Interdonato, Glenn Rodriguez (Screenplay)
Cast
- Kevin Interdonato (Malicious)
- Charles Malik Whitfield (Notorious)
- Frankie Edgar (Kickboxer Retaliation)
- Al Sapienza (Big George Foreman)
- Anastasia Ganias (According to Jim)
Plot: Small-town gangsters seek revenge on the family, after an inside job leaves their Boss killed.
Runtime: 1 Hour 24 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: The Bastard Sons starts we gangster Vincent Damiano (Interdonato) looks to clean up after his boss was killed. He puts together a team to take on the people who turned on them. However, he struggles to know who to trust in his mission for answers.
When the meeting gets out of hand, Vincent needs to finish things off quickly. However, this crew has scattered and now he needs to make sure there are no loose ends.
Verdict on The Bastard Sons
The Bastard Sons is a crime thriller following a member of a crime family. He has seen his boss set up and murdered and looks to get revenge on the people involved in the crime. However, not everything is as smooth as he was expecting.
This is a slow-moving crime thriller that ends up only giving us a thin story. It feels like the early chapter of a much bigger movie, instead of an extended movie that doesn’t go very far. There isn’t enough in the story to justify the length of this short movie. However, it ends up leaving us wanting more from the world, instead of feeling empty by the full story. It also falls into the typical generic crime boss characteristics offering nothing fresh to the genre of movies.
Final Thoughts – The Bastard Sons is a by-the-book crime thriller.
