Sons of Anarchy: Rebirth of the Reaper (2026)
Genre: Action • Crime • Gritty Drama • Brotherhood
Starring: Charlie Hunnam, Tommy Flanagan, Kim Coates, Theo Rossi, Ryan Hurst, Jurnee Smollett

The Reaper returns.

Rebirth of the Reaper is a powerful continuation of the beloved Sons of Anarchy universe, bringing back the gritty, emotional intensity that defined the original show. The winds of change blow through the town of Charming, and the shadows of Jax Teller loom over the SAMCRO family. However, it is a new face, a new bloodline, that takes center stage: Rise Teller, Jax’s unknown daughter, portrayed by Jurnee Smollett. Her arrival disrupts everything the club has come to know, and she embarks on a journey that forces both old and new members of SAMCRO to confront the dark legacy of the past and the uncertain future of their brotherhood.

The story begins with Rise’s search for her true identity. Raised far from the tumultuous life of the motorcycle club, Rise had always lived in the shadow of the myth of her father. Her mother, a former member of the Mayans, kept the truth about Jax’s legacy hidden from her for years, but as the pain of the past continues to haunt her, Rise seeks the truth. When she uncovers the truth about her lineage—finding out that she is the daughter of Jax Teller, the infamous leader of SAMCRO—she is left with more questions than answers.

Rise’s discovery sends shockwaves through the already fractured SAMCRO. Charming has changed since Jax’s death, but the wounds left by his leadership, his mistakes, and his untimely demise are still fresh in the minds of the club members. The same men who once stood by Jax—Tig (Kim Coates), Bobby (Mark Boone Junior), Chibs (Tommy Flanagan), and Happy (David LaBrava)—are now faced with the presence of someone they never expected. For all their violent histories and rebellious attitudes, the return of a child of Jax forces them to reevaluate their role in the club and their legacy.

The introduction of Rise to SAMCRO is met with varying degrees of resistance. While some members are cautiously curious, others view her as an unwelcome reminder of a past they wish to forget. The bonds of brotherhood that once held SAMCRO together are now being tested in ways no one expected. Will Rise be accepted by the club as Jax’s heir, or will the scars of the past prevent her from truly becoming one of them? More importantly, will she want to be?

Rise’s search for her father’s legacy becomes the catalyst for a series of events that pull the club back into chaos. The town of Charming, once a place of rebellion and lawlessness, is now a powder keg waiting to explode. The new generation of law enforcement, led by Sheriff Turner (played by a surprise new character), begins to close in on SAMCRO, seeing them as a symbol of the old, corrupt ways that have long plagued the town. With the club’s traditional rivals and alliances constantly shifting, the SAMCRO family finds itself on the precipice of collapse.

Old wounds resurface as Rise digs into the history of the club and her father’s role in shaping it. She learns of the brutality and betrayal that once tore the club apart, but she also uncovers the sacrifices Jax made to protect those he loved. As she gets closer to understanding who Jax was and what he stood for, she is forced to reconcile the myth of her father with the harsh truths of the world he left behind.

The tension between Rise and the existing SAMCRO members intensifies as she begins to prove herself worthy of Jax’s legacy. She is a woman in a man’s world, and that’s something that doesn’t come easily. But Rise’s determination, her raw strength, and her unyielding pursuit of justice drive her forward—whether the men of SAMCRO accept her or not. She is a force to be reckoned with, and with the future of SAMCRO hanging in the balance, she is prepared to make the difficult choices necessary to carve out her own path.

As the political and social landscape around SAMCRO grows more dangerous, the stakes increase. Rise’s presence in the club awakens new dynamics, and the lines between friend and foe blur. Her journey is not just about discovering who she is, but also about challenging the very essence of what SAMCRO has become. While the club’s blood-soaked history defines much of its identity, Rise seeks a future that is driven by loyalty, honor, and survival, but one that doesn’t require the constant cycle of violence that marked her father’s reign.

The final act of Rebirth of the Reaper is a visceral, high-octane showdown that pits SAMCRO against old enemies and forces the club to make a choice: adapt to the future or remain stuck in the past. Rise’s presence has ignited a flame that threatens to consume them all. The once-unbreakable bonds of brotherhood are now tested as old alliances are forged and new betrayals come to light.

At the center of this storm is Rise Teller, the daughter of Jax, who stands between the club’s violent past and its uncertain future. She carries the weight of her father’s legacy, but she refuses to be defined by it. Her journey is one of self-discovery, revenge, and redemption, as she strives to shape her own identity in a world that demands conformity.

By the end of Rebirth of the Reaper, the future of SAMCRO is uncertain. The club’s once-thriving empire has crumbled, leaving a path littered with the bones of the past. But in Rise Teller, there is hope—hope that the bloodshed will end, hope that the legacy of Jax will be honored without repeating the same mistakes. Whether she can rebuild the club into something better, or whether she’ll fall into the same traps that destroyed her father, is a question that hangs in the balance.

In the end, Rebirth of the Reaper is about more than just the resurrection of SAMCRO—it is about the resurrection of the human spirit, the possibility of change, and the price of survival. Rise Teller has the power to rewrite the future of the club, but she will have to fight tooth and nail to do so. And in the world of Sons of Anarchy, survival is never guaranteed.