On an ordinary day, a strange meteor shower passes over Earth and, as if that weren't enough, it causes all machines and vehicles to come to life and start attacking humanity. At a gas station in the middle of nowhere, a motley group of survivors finds themselves trapped. From a cynical mechanic to a bride tired of her fiancé's nonsense, everyone must join forces to survive in a world where even simple coffee machines and roadside trucks have become deadly.
As the killer vehicles patrol and hunt down anyone in their path, the protagonists must find a way to escape the chaos unleashed by technology. The gas station becomes an improvised fortress, where fears, tensions, and desperation intensify as the situation grows more dire. The film feeds off its own madness, blending dark humor, intense action, and a touch of surrealism as the survivors try to figure out why the machines have decided to turn against their creators.
With a powerful soundtrack and that 80s aesthetic many love, the story is a frantic journey through horror and adrenaline, challenging humanity's trust in technology. In the end, what appears to be a struggle for survival transforms into a fierce conflict against an unexpected enemy: human ingenuity turned into its worst nightmare.