He speaks softly, but carry the biggest stick out there. Although this is an over-the-top basis of the real person Tommy Slick who got into a fight on a public transit bus, Danny Trejo brings out the best in this character to extend a nine-minute YouTube video to a full-length movie.
How do the Bastards celebrate their 150th show? Simple: by inviting one of their favorite badass drummers to join in on the shenanigans!
After getting some fresh New Hampshire air, the Bastards return for another zany episode filled with double-entendres (no thanks to Teg!).
Comics, comics, comics! The Bastards get neck-deep into the realm of superheroes and powers beyond human capabilities, and they called in a specialist to help with the matter...
In this messed up world, when you're a leader or a son of a leader, you always need a double. It's always something when you want to make an appearance. Perhaps it's best you do send in your double in case someone takes a shot at you, or at least your legacy.
After nearly a two-year absence, a fallen Bastard arises from the ashes and rejoins the brotherhood!
Could I possibly ask to borrow from eggs from you? Your neighbor is cooking something and needs to borrow four eggs... Okay, I'm just messing with you, but it seemed to be the premise for these two psychopathic kids that use this line to get into your house. Then play what seems to be not so funny of a game, which consists of making a bet in they say that you will not make it until 9 am. They have to prove that they will survive. The question after watching this is this: do you think you could survive their Funny Games? (WARNING: THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!!)
