Everyone was convinced of convict James Earl Cash's execution last night by lethal injection, except one inquisitive reporter who believes the execution was a hoax. She was right. Madman and movie director, Lionel Starkweather, had him sedated and brought to his Carcer City 'movie set’.

Cash regains consciousness in a locked room. Over the intercom, a voice tells Cash to put on a wireless earpiece to guide him through his dangerous new career, the leading role in another snuff film from Valiant Video Enterprises.

Cash jumps through a chute and lands in an alley way. This alley leads to another abandoned section of Carcer City that is cordoned off for Starkweather's illicit movies.

James Earl Cash survives Starkweather's first two scenes of the Born Again movie and must now make his way to the abandoned library.

In Starkweather’s fourth production since the unfortunate incident that ruined his career in Hollywood, rising star James Earl Cash is dropped in an abandoned junkyard. Here he is faced with a new gang called the “Skinz”. The Skinz are more dangerous and violent than any other gang we have seen Cash encounter previously. The rules are simple; he must follow Starkweather’s directions, kill a few hunters along the way and more importantly … stay alive! This task is easier said then done … especially when four Skinz are chasing him down wit metal baseball bats.

James Earl Cash continues his junkyard massacre with the weapons and lure items that he had possession in the last scene. The objective is to clear the area of hunters and open the next gate.

An original breed of hunters awaits James Earl Cash in the next scene at the Zoo. They call themselves the 'Wardogs' they are a militia group of gung-ho losers who pack heat. Unfortunately, Cash begins the scene without weapons or items.

Things get a bit more interesting for Cash in Starkweather’s classic suspense scene “Strapped for Cash”. The scene is set in an abandoned zoo, where Starkweather’s hired hands … the “Wardogs”, are given the task of killing Cash.

Set in the run down and long vacated Carcer mall, Starkweather regular, James Earl Cash is faced with notoriously dangerous and ruthless band of hunters … the ‘Innocentz’. No real details are known about this group except that Starkweather hired the gang from somewhere in the East Los Albos area. In ‘View of Innocentz’, Starkweather directs Cash to run “errands” around the mall while at the same time fighting with the Innocentz. With great cinematography Starkweather has again outdone himself for the enjoyment of his audiences.

Apparently, Starkweather thought Cash could use a co-star, so he has teamed him up with a sidekick. Cash must rescue this drunken bum from his cell and aid him to safety.

From a graveyard to a graveyard shift at the local factory, Cash is on the run and the film is still rolling.

What could be more befitting for a Starkweather picture then having it set in a mental asylum. In ‘Mouth of Madness’, veteran star James Earl Cash is faced with a new breed of hunter! ... known as the ‘Smileys’ these perverse lunatics are not only bordering on the edge of insanity … but add firearms to the mix and it’s the perfect recipe for some great footage, The plot of the scene is simple … if Cash does as Starkweather directs, he might just survive with his sanity and possible his life.

Cash produces the body of the dress wearing smilie, and then Starkweather orders him to drop his weapons in the guard room before jumping through the large hole in the floor that takes him the abandoned lock-up below.

The sick hunters want to play Alice in Wonderland. Cash must follow the crazy killer dressed in the White Rabbit costume.

The Wardogs and Ramirez capture Cash outside the gate of the mental asylum strip him of his weapons, and set him free for a game of hide and seek. The next scene takes place at an abandoned apartment complex, and the Wardogs are on the prowl.

Pulling the strings of the corrupt Carcer City Police chief, Starkweather orders the cops to surround the journalist's apartment and secure the surrounding streets. Anticipating the ambush, Cash has the journalist stop the car two blocks from her home with plans on making up the remaining distance on foot.

The SWAT teams are dispatch to the subway to help out the CCPD in bringing Cash into custody. The power to the subway train is immediately shut off to further complicate Cash's escape, thus locking Cash within the compound.

James Earl Cash makes his way from the subway to the train yard as a strange human-pig snaps his chains in an undisclosed location.

Our dear journalist is outside Starkweather's mansion with a mobile news team and press choppers hovering the sky. Starkweather refuses to comment on her allegations and his future in directing is uncertain. Meanwhile Cash is dumped in a garage far behind the mansion. Piggsy, wielding a chainsaw, is heard nearby and the Cerberus guards take off to investigate the noise.

Cerberus guards inside the mansion have locked down the elevator to prevent anyone from reaching Starkweather. A guard is sent to the basement to turn off the elevator motor, making Starkweather that much harder to reach.

As Cash rides the elevator on his continued pursuit of Starkweather a madman cuts through the doors with a chainsaw! Cash gets away through the elevators escape hatch and enters the mansion's attic, amongst the struggle Cash losses all his weapons and is faced to resort to the shadows.

The missions objective for this bonus game is to kill as many hunters as you possibly can, there is no time limit that means you can take your time and do things right. You have a nail gun and plenty of nails, more nails get spawned before you run out, make sure that you shoot the gas tanks to create an explosion, as it is possible to take out the three hunters all at once.

The objective for this level is similar to ‘Hard as Nails’ in that you must kill for as long as possible without being killed. You have packs of hunters to face up too but they won't necessarily gang up on you all at once, you can expect two or three at any one time trying to fight you. It is best to block or run away from attacks and then go over and join the crowd fighting then try and separate from the crowd and fight them one on one with another hunter also involved. There is a glass shard by the basketball hoop for you to use.

A banana shortage at the zoo has given the zoo monkeys an appetite for death! Start feeding them lead to avoid becoming part of their menu. This scene takes place in the zoo that you pass through in ‘Strapped For Cash’.

A brand new level for you to hunt in, you have three areas to take out the Hoods from these are the roof tops, the alleyways and the warehouse. This map isn't in the game and it's a final scene from Starkweather, he will instruct you to start killing the Hoods for him so that you can escape in a truck. If you manage to live long enough you also get access to a chainsaw.