Sydney Mason gets out of prison and goes to the diner at the edge of the desert where his wife, Diana George, works. But Edmund Tontini and his gang of dune-buggy drivers have already shown up, intending to collect the $240,000 that Mason stole and has buried somewhere in the desert.

It's a cheap and nasty story, mostly of interest to those who have a passion for Ray Dennis Steckler (1938-2008), auteur of RAT PFINK A BOO BOO and innumerable porn movies. He plays a role here, and supervised the camerawork Clearly shot on a budget that was strained by buying film for the cameras, it tells the violent story adequately.