Danny Trejo builds a flying machine for border vengeance. Yes, really.
A Mexican man (Uncle John) played by (Danny Trejo) seeks to avenge his brothers murder when he attempts to cross the US/Mexican border. (Bondo) (Uncle John's nephew) played by (Douglas Spain) attempts at completing his fathers journey North. "A bad Tijuana cop" harasses Bondo's and his many attempts at crossing. Bond's cousin Maria (Patricia Rey) is forced into a relationship with the cop and wants out. Bondo, to be successful at a home made flying machine, he lands at Santa Monica pier California. Bondo gets caught and brought back to the bad TJ cop where he forces him to be a drug mule. Uncle John gets word and seek his final avenge.
Practical Effects
Homemade flying machine actually flies to Santa Monica
Acting
Trejo's gravitas vs. the chaos around him
Stunts
Border-crossing sequences with questionable physics
Director
Mark Christensen
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The flying machine was allegedly a real ultralight modified for production, making this one of cinema's most dangerous stunts for under $500K.
Released during peak Trump campaign rhetoric, the film's earnest migration narrative clashes wildly with its grindhouse execution—accidental political text.
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