El Cazador de la Bruja

Ellis is laying low in a border town with a case of amnesia. Bounty hunter Nadie knows something about Ellis - the girl is wanted dead or alive.

There’s a diner in the middle of nowhere, and the woman serving coffee knows all about running from the past. Thankfully for Ellis and Nadie, she knows a little something about killing, too.

Ellis and Nadie spend a rainy evening relaxing in an abandoned cabin - but things get tense when a stranger comes knocking and tells Ellis that he’s been watching her every move.

Ellis and Nadie take cover in a convent, and in no time, their pursuers are stalking the sanctuary with guns blazing.

Hoping to pay for some big city thrills, a small town girl tries to collect the bounty on Ellis’ head. Nadie draws her pistol and offers the girl a different kind of excitement.

A manipulative mariachi from Nadie’s past reminds her of the sad song he taught her years ago, and he’s got plans to perform an encore for Ellis.

Stopping at a swank hotel, Nadie and Ellis look forward to a nice, hot shower. Too bad all Rosenberg has in mind is a bloodbath.

The surrogate son of a mafia boss takes Ellis to work her magic on the ailing don. If her bedside manner isn’t up to speed, the little fugitive could be dead before the old man.

Trapped deep inside a crumbling silver mine with a girl digging for a legendary relic, Nadie and Ellis find themselves hunted and lost in a maze of shadowy caverns.

Nadie and Ellis learn about love from a couple who left a life of secrets to open a taco stand. But the past creeps in to offer another lesson: two people best keep a secret when one of them is dead.

Ellis and Nadie encounter a woman who has conned an entire village into believing she’s a witch - but the lucrative scam is about to come crashing down.

The girls are in for a night of danger, under attack by a gun-toting horde. It’s a good thing they just hooked up with a weapon collector who happens to own an armored van.

In a decaying biological research facility, the picture of Ellis’s past comes more into focus, forcing Nadie to decide how far she’s willing to go to keep her friend safe.

A glimpse into Ellis’s past reveals the constant experimentation, loneliness, and shady dealings that led to her life as an amnesiac fugitive.

After a dramatic restructuring of allegiances makes it tough to tell who works for whom, Nadie decides to work for nobody.

Nadie and Ellis are out of cash, so they take a job at the taco shop. Rude customers aren’t enough to anger Ellis - but she finds a whole new hostile side of herself when L.A. shows up.

The gas tank is running low, so Nadie looks for a bounty hunting gig. She quickly finds out she’s not the only gun in town looking for quick cash.

Ellis and Nadie are offered lodging by an old man innkeeper. While it’s obvious that the guy’s hiding something, Ellis doesn’t bother hiding that she’s mad at Nadie.

Killing time while they wait for some auto repairs, Nadie and Ellis join Ricardo and Lirio for some fine dining. On tonight’s menu: kidnapping.

Nadie finds out there are worse things that can happen than getting thrown in jail - like being locked in a cell with someone who wants to kill you.

With her finger on the trigger and Nadie lined up in her scope, Blue-Eyes has only a moment to decide between following orders forever or finally living free.

In a village rich in witch lore, among ancient ruins, the power in Ellis comes alive. As the heavens quake, the display shocks all who see - and sets Rosenberg’s plan in motion.

The pieces of Ellis’s past are falling into place, and allies are gathering around her - but fearing the pain she often brings to those she loves, Ellis bids farewell.

Rosenberg’s plot is revealed, pushing Ricardo and L.A. into a showdown under the desert moon - and only one of them will survive to see the dawn.

The Hunter and the Witch find their destinies waiting at the end of Rosenberg’s gun. For Ellis and Nadie, the long road ends at Wiñay Marka.