After a crackdown on the production of bath salts in the Midwest, the underground drug producers move to the Northeast and begin dumping newer, concentrated versions in New York City.

[2] Olie Coen of DVD Talk rated the film 2.5/5 stars and called it "a B-movie from hell, but one that somehow comes across as funny and watchable, if barely.

"[3] Mark L. Miller of AICN wrote that Mills "make[s] every minute of this film fun despite its low budget.

"[4] Craig Gilbert of Verbicide wrote, "Even with the obvious apartment-as-sets moments, seemingly mandatory boob shots, and lower-rent appearance, the whole movie comes off as having a much higher budget and the whole package works really well.

"[5] Patrick McMahon of SF Crowsnest said that it is a disappointing film with an interesting concept that focuses too much on gore.