Texan Gunslinger Western

Newlyweds Jacko and Julie Sanders leave Black Foot to spend some alone time at Devil's Pass. On their way, back to Black Foot, they stop over at Santo Pozo for the rest their horses. They are held up by a band of four Mexican banditos.

A bloody fight ensues and the couple manage to come out of it alive. Julie is forced to shoot and kill, with a rifle, saving her man Jacko from certain death.

The couple are shaken but go ahead with their intended plan to visit Old Man Perish, who lives alone in Pecan. He is a retired general under whom Julie's dead Pa, Lt. Daniel South, served under during the Civil War. Julie's Pa was like a son to Old Man Perish.

What they don't expect is that, on the other side of Santo Pozo, three violent robbers, under leader Harry La Fuente's cold and empathetic orders, are by pure coincidence also working their ways towards Old Man Perish's farm with other very sinister purposes in mind.

Rumor was that Old Man Perish had a fair amount of gold hidden under the floor of his house, and the trio of bandito's were on their way to rob it...with or without the Old Man's consent.

Is there such a thing as a divine destiny? Will Jacko and Julie arrive in time to meet the banditos face to face and help Old Man Perish fight them off?

Sit back with your favorite drink and find out!