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| Amber Benson | ... | Ella | |
| Jeremiah Birkett | ... | Buzz (as Jeremiah W. Birkett) | |
| Aaron Gaffey | ... | Jack | |
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Devin Barry | ... | Mo |
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Travis Betz | ... | Herman |
| Ezra Buzzington | ... | Sheriff Nathan Haggler | |
| Al Burke | ... | Mr. Lizard | |
| Mike C. Nelson | ... | Keith | |
| Christian Badami | ... | Shakes | |
| Galicia Vaca Lopez | ... | Tammy | |
| John Karyus | ... | Cookie | |
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Bo Roberts | ... | Baby Lucy |
| Brad Grusnick | ... | Red | |
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Frank Fowler | ... | Alberto |
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Morris Lasio | ... | Sous Chef |
A one-eyed vigilante (Gaffey) with a dark past has vowed to change his ways, trading his machine gun for a yoga mat. But when he encounters a beautiful young mother (Benson) in deep trouble with a cannibalistic drug lord and his evil goons, he realizes that justice must be served. Teamed up with his smooth-talking Native American hipster sidekick, our hero rides into the bad ass brawl of the century. Written by Anonymous
Absolutely one of the best Indie films I've seen. Humorous and action packed!! I highly recommend giving this Movie a pause of your time to view. If you like grotesque, lizard guy, action, campy one liners, then This movie will be right up your alley. All mentioned makes for a good entertaining movie. I was compelled from the first scene of eye patch scruff dude doing yoga and Indian dude shoots an arrow at him to the last scene where there's a BBQ'd guy skewer and stuck in the ground. The makeup and props were quite impressive for a low budget film. The cast are a perfect match for their roles. Amber Benson plays a great character of weaknesses and gains a pair by the end. Two thumbs up with a little bang bang!!!