Michael Galligan

Harvey's Last Night on the Avenue concerns a sensitive young man who joins a group of his friends on a bar crawl the night before he moves from New York back to his hometown in Texas. An obsessive and socially awkward person, Harvey ruminates over many of his minor social faux pas that he perceives as huge errors. As the night goes on, he accrues more and more faults in his mind, and becomes increasingly unable to connect with the people around him.

A vengeful father hunts down his daughter's boyfriend on the Fourth of July.

Two ghosts embark on a mission to scare out their apartment's new tenant, but as their plan unfolds, the table begins to turn.

Video editor Nate is up late working on an ad for a bizarre virtual-reality company. As he gets further consumed by the parallel world of the video, lines between reality and virtual-reality blur, vanishing completely- to a horrifying end.

Dennis is wanted by the law. Gary is humiliated and hates his job. Denise appears calm but is more than meets the eye. Three characters, three vignettes. All eventually sit face-to-face in anger management group therapy.

Haunted by demonic nightmares, Gary must suffer through another day working as an Easter Bunny at the local mall. When a rude patron knocks into him, Gary decides to commit a transgression, resulting in a chase. Although he manages to escape the angry shopper, ultimately Gary cannot outrun his own psychosis.