The Westwood Brothers, Greggor and Mourning, ride into the dusty, post-apocalyptic frontier town of Wawa, planning to knock over the crooked drug-running Sheriff Alvarez’s armoured delivery car. The Sheriff is quick to suspect the Westwood Brother’s illegal agenda and his paranoia produces a tension that affects the locals. The Westwoods’ elaborate heist is sidetracked when they both fall in love with Chalice Brimstone; the daughter of the town’s imposing Preacher.

As Greggor and Mourning both pursue Chalice they learn of the violent and long-running history between Sheriff Alvarez and Father Brimstone that drove Chalice’s mother away. As Chalice falls for both brothers, two love triangles spanning two generations begin to surface. Tensions run high as Alvarez and Brimstone watch history repeat itself and a wedge is driven between not only father and daughter, but the Westwood Brothers as well.

Sheriff Alvarez boils over and tragedy strikes the Westwoods, forcing one brother to execute the complex heist alone. Anarchy rains down on the sleepy town of Wawa when the armoured car finally arrives and a desperate Sheriff Alvarez abducts Chalice and speeds off on his Harley. Father Brimstone must put aside his Bible and pick up his old six-shooter to help Westwood rescue the girl they both love.

A high speed chase kicks up more than just dust on the outskirts of town as Westwood and Brimstone close the gap in Brimstone’s cherry red Mustang convertible. A classic western stand-off ends in an emotional reunion and the contents of the armoured car are revealed to be more valuable than anyone could have dreamed.