Based on the PS2 game from Rockstar. Convicted murderer and Death Row inmate James Earl Cash has been executed by lethal injection but it was staged, nothing but a hoax.
Has-been Hollywood Cinematographer Lionel Starkweather has been perfecting his own brand of snuff movie for years, backed and financed by the criminal underworld and Carcer City's corrupt authorities. Hundreds of people have disappeared off these dangerous streets, hunted through its endless myriad of condemned wastelands and private properties.
The gangs hunt them down like animals, the cameras see it all and the black market wants more…
Starkweather is giving Cash the chance to get his life back, if only he can survive the best hunters through the dead of night, if he can kill his way through all of them. But Starkweather has forgotten that Cash is an experienced killer who is not afraid to spill blood, who has nothing to lose, no one to trust and who will come looking for revenge.
But then what awaits Cash if he can find Starkweather will sicken even the most cold blooded man Carcer City ever sentenced to death!
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