Band of the Hand

The story opens with an introduction to five young misfits, each grappling with their own troubled pasts. These individuals, struggling with various criminal offenses, are brought together under the watchful eye of Indian Joe Tegra, a Vietnam veteran with a strong sense of justice.

Indian Joe Tegra offers the group a second chance, emphasizing the need for redemption and community. He motivates the young offenders to band together, suggesting they can turn their lives around by taking positive action.

The quintet is forced to navigate the harsh and unforgiving swamp environment. As they face various challenges, their survival relies on their ability to rely on and support each other.

Recognizing the decay in their neighborhood, the group takes it upon themselves to revitalize a neglected area in Miami's most dangerous district. They confront the derelict elements within their community, rallying against pimps, prostitutes, and drug dealers.

The young misfits claim a vacant house as their own, envisioning it as a place of hope and community. This act of reclaiming space becomes a powerful symbol of their collective purpose and newfound direction.

Their efforts to revitalize the area attract the attention of a notorious drug lord named Cream. The confrontation escalates as Cream's loyal clientele reacts violently to the misfits' intrusion.

The group's confrontation with Cream and his associates leads to a tragic outcome with the death of Joe. This event serves as a devastating turning point for the surviving members of the group, igniting a passion for justice.

Fueled by a sense of injustice after Joe's death, the survivors plan a reckless offensive against Cream's drug manufacturing facility. Their desire for revenge becomes a dangerous motivator.

The group prepares their mission by arming themselves with an M-134 Minigun, showcasing their determination and willingness to engage in violence. This preparation gauges the seriousness of their intent to reclaim their community.

The group storms the drug facility, engaging in a fierce battle against Cream's armed guards. This climactic moment underscores the chaos of their actions and the dire consequences of their choices.

In the aftermath of the chaotic assault, the group realizes the gravity of their actions and the cycle of violence they have entered. They are left to grapple with the outcomes of their revenge and whether it truly served a purpose.

With significant losses and an uncertain future, the group reflects on their choices and the path they have taken. Each member contemplates their own redemption and what it means to be part of a community.