Poor naive Scott. He's just been accepted to law school, and has big plans with his artsy, spaced out friend Zoe to go camping in the woods. Zoe, in the midst over her fawning over Scott, has some interesting news: her cousin from "back East", Ray, is coming over to the West Coast where they live to start over. Zoe knows that Ray's life has been a "Springsteen song" (a nice euphemism for "jailbait"), and maybe going on this trip would be good for him. Eventually, the smarmy Ray shows up, and they all begin their camping trip, and it's anything BUT normal. You see, Ray has left a stash of a whole lotta stolen money in an abandoned well smack dab in the sweltering desert, and Zoe (who's in on his scam) and Scott, poor naive Scott, is pretty much stuck in the midst of this. Let's just say that Ray does get his hands on the loot, but it's not his for long--Zoe's got it. And Ray's got the keys to the car. And Scott, poor naive Scott, is baking in the hot desert sun.
Hitch would've loved this installment, but for the fact that it's loaded with cheesy 80's excess. Be on the lookout for the famous Alfred Hitchcock profile on one of Zoe's paintings in her hallway next to her apartment door.
Hitch would've loved this installment, but for the fact that it's loaded with cheesy 80's excess. Be on the lookout for the famous Alfred Hitchcock profile on one of Zoe's paintings in her hallway next to her apartment door.
