Fay is a small town girl on a cross country road trip, trying to escape her own reality after the death of her father. When her muscle car breaks down during a drag race she finds herself stranded along route 66 in an isolated desert town. Short on cash, she makes a series of choices to make enough money to repair her car. After encountering a neurotic, drug abusing clown she finds herself sliding down a dark spiral. Soon thereafter, her road trip starts to devolve into a living nightmare. Trapped and desperate, she fights to regain her identity while navigating through a host of locals; a creepy motel clerk, an overzealous preacher, and a sexy temptress with horns and a tail.
Practical Effects
Devil Girl's horn-and-tail prosthetics embrace glorious schlock
Acting
Jessica Graham commits harder than this microbudget deserves
Director
Howie Askins
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Shot in 12 days outside Barstow with a reported budget under $50,000—director Askins funded it partly by selling vintage horror posters.
Premiered at the 2007 Hollywood Film Festival alongside 'Juno' and 'Lars and the Real Girl,' creating possibly the most chaotic triple-feature in history.
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