This is poorly written film that tries to be slick like a Guy Ritchie film; but what you get is a messy story with bad performances and cheesy dialogue that doesn't land as either cool or funny.

The music is desperately thrown in as a mismatched selection. The scenes are edited in a haphazardly thrown together like a random pile of dirt.

3/10 an awful experience.

Brit (Luke Goss ) goes to jail for five years in California for smuggling pot. There are 33 million dollars of cartel money that is missing. Urban legend claims it is buried in the desert. Brit gets back with the gang which consists of Brains (Mike Hatton),Brawn (Paul Sloan),Babe (Murielle Telio),and Badas$ (Veronika Bozeman). Ex-sheriff Bill (Val Kilmer) is after him. Kilmer's real-life daughter plays his screen daughter and was not convincing. Brit has a parole officer (Mirtha Michelle) tag along with him. Her name doesn't begin with the letter "B".

This is a grindhouse light. The big question as were the money is buried isn't answered until the end. It should have been climatic, but wasn't.

Guide: F-word. Brief sex. No nudity.

This movie dragged n it was so bad I dozed off twice.