Dallas 362

Rusty, played by Shawn Hatosy, is introduced as a young man in his mid-20s who finds himself trapped in a cycle of debt and despair. His best friend, Dallas, is also struggling alongside him, creating a tumultuous partnership fraught with poor decisions.

To sustain themselves, Rusty and Dallas work as bounty hunters for Bear, a local crime boss depicted by Heavy D. They collect debts from individuals who are often unwilling to pay, embroiling themselves deeper into the criminal underworld.

Rusty's mother, played by Kelly Lynch, is deeply worried about her son's lifestyle choices and the dangerous path he is on. She attempts to guide him toward a more stable life and is determined to intervene in his current situation.

In a last-ditch effort to help her son, Rusty's mother convinces him to attend therapy sessions with her boyfriend, Bob, portrayed by Jeff Goldblum. This moment marks a pivotal point in Rusty's life as he contemplates the direction he wishes to take.

Dallas discovers a potentially lucrative opportunity to earn $50,000 by driving for ‘Rubin the Roofer,’ but he must first pay a $1,000 upfront fee. Excited by the possibility, Dallas rallies to find the funds necessary to seize this chance.

To gather the money he needs, Dallas approaches Christian, one of their debtors for Bear, played by Val Lauren. However, Christian refuses to part with the cash, leading Dallas to concoct a risky plan to acquire the money.

Believing there’s a hidden fortune waiting, Dallas hatches a daring scheme to rob Bear with Christian's help. He underestimates the risks involved, driven by the desire for quick money without realizing the stakes are much higher.

As the plot thickens, Christian overhears Dallas's true intentions to go through with the job alone. This betrayal sparks a feeling of vengeance in Christian, setting the stage for dramatic confrontations in the storyline.

During the heist, chaos ensues as Christian follows Dallas and Rubin, leading to a shocking reveal that their target is Bear's secret stash. The situation spirals out of control, culminating in disaster as intense confrontations unfold.

The climax of the movie sees Dallas and his accomplices meeting a grim fate due to their reckless choices. The consequences of their actions and the chaos from the heist serve as a cautionary tale about the lives they chose to lead.

In the aftermath of the tragic events, Rusty boards a bus heading back to Texas. As he seeks to escape the turmoil, he reflects on the choices he's made and the life he left behind.

As Rusty's bus rolls down the highway, a billboard with the words 'Dallas 362' catches his eye. This serves as a haunting reminder of the irreversible consequences of his and Dallas’s decisions, emphasizing the impact on their lives.

The billboard triggers a moment of deep reflection for Rusty, making him realize how entangled he has become in Dallas's reckless choices. This understanding may lead him to reassess his future and the path he wishes to pursue.