"Johnny be good," that's what his mother always told him. Johnny's all grown up now and he's still being good. He's so good that he's almost invisible, which is a very good thing indeed for a hunter. None of the women he meets realize there is another, not-so-good side, to Johnny until it's too late.Then, he meets Samantha. She sees him for what he is and turns his world upside down. That he has a penchant for slicing and dicing young women doesn't seem to bother her at all. Why should it? She has just killed her date. Now that they have each other, what else was there for them to do but-road trip!