Mother Holly McCord is driven to extremes to save the life of her young son. Even if it means hauling black market drugs in her souped-up truck, with the Feds in hot pursuit. With two bounties on her head and her son’s life on the line, Holly climbs behind the wheel of “Night Train,” ready to outrun, out gun, and outlast them all.
Shane Stanley
Director
Danielle Chuchran
Holly McCord
Diora Baird
Jaylynne Jackson
Joe Lando
Chuck McCord
Abraham Benrubi
Mr. Maxwell
Joseph D. Reitman
Tommy Talbot
Ivan Sergei
Agent Connolly
Brent Bailey
Trucker in Bar
Kevin Joy
Zack Harper
Paul Haapaniemi
Renzo Romeo
Reggie Austin
Commercial Director
Jillian Tremaine
Sparky
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