When Kathy is drawn to Benny a member of the Midwestern motorcycle club named the Vandals everything about her life is abotu to change, a dangerous underworld of violence.
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The set up of the storytelling follows Danny who had be documenting the rise of the Vandals over the years, taking photos and doing interviews. We see him interviewing Kathy and she tells how different parts are unfolding, her life with Benny and the fear that surrounded the motorcycle club. She married him 5 weeks after meeting him!
The thing is though everything about the club changed as Johnny who had himself in charge allowed different states ot have the club, but then this also created rivals and the true meaning behind why it was all started is eventually lost. This is a fictional version of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, which is based on a photo book of the same name.
I would also say that the film is somewhat of a slow burner but I felt the performances were good enough that it actually worked out well. With Jodie Comer doing a lot of talking in that American accent! Then the dreamy eyes of Austin Butler, who is just constantly so tense. Then having Tom Hardy and being able to understand him again reminds you that he is actually a very impressive actor. Mike Faist has quickly become a favorite of mine as well, so good to see him in it too. Not forgetting to mention Michael Shannon and his smaller role.
