A tough former soldier is given the task of transporting a wagon of medical supplies through tough country, he stumbles upon a woman and her injured husband along with three outlaws, he provides assistance and transports them, the story quickly turns dark, an apache scout finds the group and is killed, the outlaws turn on the man who helped them and the situation turns deadly.
Writing for The Hollywood Reporter, Frank Scheck described the film as a "competently executed but unmemorable oater", and compared the film to 1950s westerns directed by John Ford and Anthony Mann, as well as Bone Tomahawk, also produced by Dallas Sonnier. Comparatively, Scheck found the film's direction to be lacking Bone Tomahawk's "stylistic flair" and criticized the lead performance, but praised the supporting roles and the cinematography.[9]
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