The story unfolds as Wendy finds herself infected by an otherworldly force while tending to her garden. After being unjustly let go by her ruthless boss John (played with a delightfully bitchy attitude by Taylor Lee Marr), this infection becomes the catalyst for a supernatural act of revenge against all those who wrong her, including her boss.

The film’s strength lies in its hilarious comic delivery and adult-themed wit, with Marr’s portrayal of the unapologetically ruthless boss providing a humorous highlight. The script is complemented by impressive special effects that enhance the supernatural elements of the narrative. Will Barratt’s high-quality cinematography adds to the overall appeal, capturing the essence of the story with visual flair.

‘DeadHead’ successfully combines elements of horror, comedy, and science fiction, creating a thoroughly entertaining and unpredictable viewing experience. The film’s wild narrative, coupled with its solid comedic tone, makes it a standout short film that leaves a lasting impression on its audience.