Lenny doesn't make it a full day before he's back to his old ways. Hours after walking out of jail, he's behind the wheel of a stolen car - freedom and crime have always been the same reflex for him. He shows up at his cousin Tommy's door framing it as a reunion. Tommy sees through it immediately. He's been working hard to build something stable - a job, a future, a baby on the way. The last thing he needs is Lenny and whatever chaos follows him. But Lenny has always had a way of making bad ideas sound manageable, and eventually Tommy's resistance gives out. The target is a convenience store. Simple in, simple out. It doesn't go that way. The two of them flee the scene with more problems than they arrived with, including a disturbing discovery that reframes everything, and the growing realization that someone has been watching them long before things went wrong. With no good options and the situation worsening by the mile, the night closes in.