Outlaws and Angels

In the dusty town of Cuchillo, New Mexico, the outlaws execute a bold bank heist. This act initiates a violent shoot-out with the town's residents, highlighting the merciless nature of the gang.

Following the bank heist, bounty hunters led by Josiah are hot on the trail of the outlaws. Their pursuit is marked by a vow to bring justice to the criminals, intensifying the hunt for the scoundrels.

As the outlaws face increasing danger, their crew diminishes from five to four due to a tragic encounter. The escalating peril adds urgency to their criminal endeavors.

The outlaws come across Charlie's aunt and uncle, who unwittingly provide sustenance to the gang. Fearing they might reveal their location for the $8000 reward, the outlaws brutally murder the couple to eliminate the threat.

Josiah and his posse stumble upon the gruesome scene of the couple's murder. Among the chaos, they find Lulu, the couple's granddaughter, who informs them that the outlaws are headed towards the treacherous area known as White Sands.

The remaining outlaws decide to head towards the Tildon farm, home to Preacher George and his family. Their plan involves plundering the farm at sundown, cloaked in false hospitality.

As night falls, the outlaws violently invade the farmhouse, fueled by whiskey and depravity. The innocent Florence catches Henry's eye, which leads to a horrifying violation of her innocence by Charlie and Little Joe.

The chaos intensifies as Florence, fascinated by Henry, attempts to flee with him against her family's wishes. In a dramatic twist, she raises a gun against her grandfather George but is stopped by Henry, revealing the complexity of their relationships.

As tensions rise, Florence tragically turns the gun on Charlotte out of desperation, resulting in Charlotte's death. This act of violence sends shockwaves through the family dynamics at Tildon Farm.

During a conversation, George reveals the dark truth behind Charlotte's infertility, rooted in an incestuous relationship. This revelation adds depth to the family's tragic history amid the chaos unfolding around them.

Henry commands Little Joe to commit a horrific act against George, only to reconsider and call it off at the last moment. Nonetheless, Florence re-emerges, seizing the narrative as she brutally murders George, seeking retribution for her family's suffering.

Florence, having dispatched George, chooses to spare Ada and leaves behind a bag of gold coins. The outlaws continue their journey, but Josiah arrives only to meet a violent end at Ada's hands.

The outlaws, weary and worn, finally cross into Mexico. In a decisive act of vengeance, Florence executes the remaining members of the outlaw gang, making a painful choice between her former connections and her newfound sense of justice.

In a moment of emotional turmoil, Florence expresses her regret to Henry, revealing her initial intention to escape with him. Facing heartbreak and despair, Henry takes his own life, capping off the cycle of violence.

With the outlaws slain, Florence meticulously beheads them and prepares their remains for the bounty. Returning to her previous life awaits her at the farm, where Ada stands ready to reciprocate the horrors they endured.