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Once back in the US however, the trio are distracted by a restaurant and decide to vent their frustrations by murdering the owner and raping his deafblind daughter, hopping on a freight train (driven by none other than John Carradine) and stealing each other's keepsakes for petty cash. When they finally get to <s> Mordor</s> the mine, the soldier's widow happily offers to split the deeds to the mine with them, and, out of gratitude, Griffin shoots her. Then the soldier, who it turns out was not dead after all, finds his dead wife somehow and cries (she may still be alive - the actress' inability to remain still makes it unclear). Coleman Francis is shot, his partners surrender, and the film thankfully shudders to a stop.

 

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=== This film contains examples of: ===

* [[Acting for Two]]: Producer Tony Cordoza plays both Landis and El Presidente himself.

* [[Anti-Hero]] - Supposedly Griffin (maybe), though any audience sympathy has evaporated by the time he's raping the restaurant owner's blind and deaf daughter.

** Moreover, the US Army is willing to enlist hobos, some of whom have criminal records

* [[Author Appeal]]: Coffee, vigilantism, light aircraft, big breasts aimed at the camera -- it must be a Coleman Francis film!