The Baytown Outlaws (2012)

The Baytown Outlaws: Directed by Barry Battles. With Clayne Crawford, Travis Fimmel, Daniel Cudmore, Thomas Brodie-Sangster. When three redneck brothers agree to help a woman save her godson from an abusive stepfather, they become targets on the run from an odd cast of characters.

“u0026quot;Baytown Outlaws,u0026quot; is about a family of rebellious, violent, mayhem for hire brothers with twisted morals who take on a paid mission to rescue a boy from an equally twisted kingpin played by Billy Bob Thornton.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe Good. This is an action packed, pure entertainment movie. It wasnu0026#39;t made for its storyline, plot, or anything else of critical value, but was more of a Tarantino-esque, violence fest. Its got a lot of violence, guns, a bit of sexy appeal that only a gang of murderous biker hookers could provide, and Eva Longoria isnu0026#39;t in enough scenes to ruin the movie as she usually does ( see u0026quot;A Dark Truth.u0026quot; Well, save yourself and please donu0026#39;t. There is a reason why Longoria has been buried in Soap Operas for so long. She is great eye candy but her acting abilities….yeah, not so much).u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe Bad. A lot of the script is just plain stupid and bad. The story is lame as well. Letu0026#39;s face the facts though. This movie wasnu0026#39;t made to impress critics or win awards, it was made for action entertainment and in that regard you can ignore most of the script and storyline and just bathe in the action and violence. It was well done in that regard and for those interested in those critically acclaimed areas, donu0026#39;t bother watching it.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI give it a 7. I was entertained and that was the whole point of the film. The actors portraying the brothers werenu0026#39;t very good but they didnu0026#39;t have to be, and the contract killing, motorcycle gang of hookers were hot eye candy. So get out the popcorn and watch the action and violence and have fun with it. If your not into that sort of movie than you have no business watching this one.”