Synopsis from: http://www.sho.com/site/mastersofhorror/movie.do?
content=pick

Pick Me Up

Written by David Schow
Directed by Larry Cohen ("It's Alive," "The Invaders")

Two urban legends collide on a desolate roadside when Wheeler, a
serial killer who slays hitchhikers, offers a ride to Walker, a
hitchhiker who slays any individual unlucky enough to offer him a
ride. Caught between these two bearers of death and destruction is
our heroine, a 25 year old woman who will need to choose her ally
carefully or become another bloody notch on a belt in this deadly
game of cat and mouse.

Credits:

IDT Entertainment/ Nice Guy Productions/Industry
Entertainment Present "Masters Of Horror"

PRODUCER: TOM ROWE
PRODUCED BY: LISA RICHARDSON
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: STEVE BROWN, MORRIS BERGER, JOHN W. HYDE,
MICK GARRIS, ANDREW DEANE & KEITH ADDIS
MAIN TITLE MUSIC BY: EDWARD SHEARMUR
CREATED BY: MICK GARRIS


--- In fairuzabalkclub@yahoogroups.com, "ultradamno"
<ultradamno@y...> wrote:
> From: http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=4802
>
> October 3: Fairuza Balk joins Cohen's MASTERS OF HORROR
>
> Series creator Mick Garris has informed FANGORIA that Fairuza (THE
> CRAFT) Balk has been added to the cast of director Larry (IT'S
ALIVE)
> Cohen's MASTERS OF HORROR segment PICK ME UP, currently shooting in
> Vancouver. She joins genre veteran and frequent Cohen collaborator
> Michael Moriarty (see previous news item here).
>
> In the teleplay by THE CROW's David J. Schow (based on his short
> story), Balk plays Stacia, a young woman caught in a competition
> between two battling serial killers named Wheeler and Walker. Balk
> has also appeared in the films AMERICAN HISTORY X, THE WATERBOY and
> THINGS TO DO IN DENVER WHEN YOU'RE DEAD, as well as Crispin Glover's
> bizarre WHAT IS IT? and the ill-fated ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU remake.
>
> MASTERS OF HORROR (see the official site here:
> http://www.mastersofhorror.net/ ) begins airing on Showtime October
> 28. Check out FANGORIA's first set report in issue #248, on sale in
> October. —Tony Timpone