"Danny Ortega" (Manuel Garcia) is an up-and-coming drug dealer in the city of Houston who tries to sell 7 kilos of crystal meth to some other drug dealers in another part of the city. But things don't go as planned which results in a gun battle and the deaths of all three members of the rival gang. Now, needing to off-load his merchandise he goes to another rival group who decide at the last minute not to give him the $2.5 million he wants. So once again a gun battle takes place and he kills all three of them as well. This leaves him with 7 kilos of crystal meth and $2.5 million--but also some very unhappy rival drug members. That same night he goes to his favorite nightclub to unwind. Not long afterward the rival drug boss shows up and kills everyone at Danny's table except for his girlfriend, "Camilla" (Brenda Estrella Rojas) who just happened to be in the restroom at the time. After seeing the carnage she rushes out to his car and finds the money and the crystal meth inside it. Fearing for her life she drives as fast as she can out of Houston until finally being pulled over by the sheriff of Medina County (which is on the other side of San Antonio). It's at this point that her troubles really begin. Anyway, I bought this movie in the bargain bin at my local Wal-Mart for about $5 and I must say that I was quite satisfied with the purchase as I have watched this movie several times. Now, that is not to say that this movie is going to win an Academy Award or anything like that because it is clearly a low-budget film that had to make do with less. I especially didn't care for the flashback scenes which I felt were unnecessary and made the movie look a bit cheap. Even so, I thought Brenda Estrella Rojas performed in an excellent manner as did Cliff Weeks (as "Cain") to a lesser degree. Again, this isn't a first-run type of movie but as long as a person doesn't expect too much it might just surprise them. In short, while it might not necessarily merit a high score I think it deserves at least a rating of average.
