The Baytown Outlaws

In the heartland of Alabama, the Oodie brothers—Brick, Lincoln, and McQueen—establish themselves as local enforcers under the watchful eye of Sheriff Henry Millard. Their approach to crime-fighting straddles the fine line between vigilantism and law enforcement, successfully keeping the crime rates dramatically low in their area.

The brothers' routine life takes a turn when Celeste, an astute observer of their actions, approaches them with a lucrative offer. She promises $25,000 to rescue her godson Rob from the notorious drug lord Carlos and eliminate Carlos himself, igniting a dangerous mission for the brothers.

Celeste reveals that Rob is the last surviving heir of a wealthy family destroyed by Carlos’s vicious actions. With a substantial trust fund pending for Rob's 18th birthday, Carlos has kept him under control to seize the money for himself, complicating the brothers’ mission.

The Oodie brothers make their first attempt to breach Carlos's stronghold, but things don't go as planned. Despite their initial failure, they manage to free Rob, who is revealed to be confined to a wheelchair, adding another layer of vulnerability to their mission.

Unbeknownst to the Oodies, their actions have drawn the attention of ATF agent Anthony Reese, who is gathering evidence linking them to a series of mysterious deaths. Sheriff Millard chooses to protect the brothers, stalling Reese's inquiries and keeping them in the shadows.

Carlos retaliates against the Oodie brothers by sending a group of deadly female bikers to take them down. The brothers engage in a desperate fight for survival, managing to defeat the attackers but becoming separated in the pandemonium, complicating their escape.

Lincoln eventually reunites with his brothers after a frantic search, but their tumultuous actions catch the eye of local news, exposing blurry sketches of the Oodies. The brothers realize that their once-coveted anonymity is slipping away, putting them at greater risk.

As suspicions rise, Brick confronts Sheriff Millard regarding their safety. Millard reluctantly warns them that with eth evidence in Reese's possession, he can no longer shield them from arrest, prompting the brothers to go on the run from the law.

While evading capture, the bond between the brothers and Rob strengthens significantly, despite his inability to communicate verbally. Brick becomes particularly protective of Rob, haunted by memories of a brother he lost, drawing parallels to Rob’s plight.

In a violent ambush, Rob is kidnapped from their vehicle, igniting a fierce battle. Lincoln fights back with an armored vehicle, but suffers severe injuries during the frantic rescue attempt, showcasing the physical toll of their perilous situation.

As the investigation into the brothers deepens, Agent Reese uncovers evidence of a cover-up involving Sheriff Millard. Seeing no other way out, Millard reluctantly divulges the brothers' location to Reese, setting the stage for an imminent confrontation.

When Celeste finally arrives, the Oodie brothers find themselves under siege from a Native American gang. As Brick and McQueen fight bravely to protect Rob and Lincoln, they soon realize Celeste is more than just a benefactor in their struggle.

The brothers manage to fend off their attackers, though they sustain injuries in the process. As Lincoln continues to guard Rob from potential threats, Celeste joins the brothers, fortifying their effort against their many assailants.

Despite their victories, the brothers eventually find themselves captured, but they cleverly devise a story to protect Celeste’s role in their tumultuous affair. Their deception allows her to gain custody of Rob, but leaves the brothers facing severe consequences.

In a shocking twist, Carlos is killed by an explosive package sent by Celeste after the brothers are incarcerated. Fifty-seven months later, they are released from prison to find a letter from Celeste awaiting them, containing their long-awaited payment and hints about future opportunities.