In 1984 the United States is plunged into a nuclear holocaust. 13 years later, two reluctant partners must maintain law and order. Tim Allcock is Wayne Baseman, an impulsive maverick who never has a plan. Trent Collins is Ricky "The Axe" Rodriguez, an aging albino-black detective with a death wish. When it's too late to save the world, there's one thing left to do: Protect and Serve.
Alan Smithee
Director
Jay Smile
Wayne Baseman
Trent Collins
Ricky 'The Axe' Rodriguez
Zach Mills
The Chief
Abbey Marye
Kandi Striper
Coby Neumann
Porcelain Angel
Jesse Hogard
The Man
Sam Mills
Scientist Man
Tyler Ennis
Cannibal Tweaker
Charlotte Cunningham
Chuck Taylor Cannibal
Maddy Hallsten
Helmet Cannibal
Tyler Heckenlively
Hetchie
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