| Director | Alan Pattillo, David Elliott, John Kelly, Richard Taylor |
|---|---|
| Genre | action film |
| Country | United States |
| Budget | $1 million |
| Box office | $1.1 million |
Murray Lonigan and Tony Agrosio are two drug dealers en route to a sale. After finding out that the two buyers planted a "homer" tracking device inside the briefcase containing their $1,000,000 payment, they gun both of them down. The commotion attracts the attention of the police Desperate, they store both the money and drugs inside a Corvette Stingray on a used car lot. Police lieutenant Herschel, who suspects Murray and Tony, has them taken to his precinct for questioning. Without proof, he has to let them go but orders his partner Sgt. Murphy to follow them. Soon after, Murray and Tony are joined by their boss Abigail Bratowski, a wanted woman disguised as a nun, and Rosco, another of Abigail's men. The three head manage to lose Murphy and head to the car lot.
Much to their dismay, they find out that the car is being bought by two buddies, Al and Elmo. The gang gives chase, but Al mistakes them for street racers and quickly gets pulled over by two patrolmen for speeding. Fearing that the cops may find the illegal cargo, Abigail opens fire, killing the cops, but Al and Elmo escape. Lonigan decides to purchase a tracker so they can geolocate the homer inside the Stingray. When they catch up with them again, along with Herschel and Murphy in a police car, another chase ensues, which ends with Herschel's car getting disabled by a fallen ladder and Abigail demanding Lonigan to pull over so she can change out of her nun costume. Thinking that they lost them, Al and Elmo pull the car into a service station. Elmo notices bags of heroin in the backseat and persuade him that they should peddle the heroin for money themselves. As they begin to leave, Abigail and her crew arrive. Al immediately peels out of the station with Lonigan and Tony in tow, leaving Elmo to flee through nearby woods with Abigail and Rosco on his tail.
Following another chase, Al loses his pursuers in a construction site by temporarily disabling Lonigan's car with a bulldozer. Meanwhile, in the woods, Elmo narrowly escapes Abigail, who mistakenly kills Rosco with her machine gun. Elmo steals a motorcycle from a couple. Abigail takes their other one, but crashes and loses Elmo once more. She eventually meets up with Lonigan and Tony at the construction site. She frees the car from the bulldozer and the chase resumes. As night falls, Al decides stop a stop at a bar called Ronnie B's, where Elmo joins him. But Abigail, Lonigan, and Tony track them down thanks to the homer. Abigail violently rebuffs a patron who hit on her, triggering an all-out brawl. This allows Al and Elmo to steal a machine gun from her, sneak out and escape in the Corvette once more. Exasperated, Tony and Murray turn on Abigail and try to run her over, but get chased away by her gunfire. Shortly after, Herschel and Murphy arrive in the bar and the former orders an APB be put out on Abigail and her gang.
The next day, Al and Elmo drive back into the city and pick up a hitchhiking girl. Elmo decides that the only way to lay low is to change the car's color. Meanwhile, Abigail carjacks an Austin-Healey and shoots the driver dead. She finds Lonigan and Tony, and stabs the former to death. She spares Tony, provided that he will share the million dollars with her. Al and Elmo accidentally pull the Corvette into a car wash, causing the new paint job to wash away. Abigail and Tony show up for another chase, which concludes in a dead end. A three-way gun battle ensues, during which Tony turns on Abigail, intending to keep the money for himself, but gets shot dead. Abigail tries to bolt out in the Corvette but she is accidentally killed when her own gun, stolen by Al and left in the door, accidentally discharges. Herschel and Murphy arrive on the scene while the girl manages to hide the drugs briefcase from them. Later on, Al and Elmo find the case gone, stolen by a bum. They chase after him, but Al falls into the river and sinks. Elmo blames himself for being too greedy and causing his friend's death, just as he notices Al's body floating over to the shore. He runs over and discovers Al was only playing dead. After debating what they should do with the money, they decide on a vacation to Bolivia.