A janitor can no longer deal with the insults of the women in the office building. His revenge takes the form of degradation.

Bill Zebub had read, as have many people, about males who go on shooting sprees. Some behavior can be categorized. But what if there were a vindictive man who decided that a bullet is too merciful? What if his idea for revenge were more of an eye-for-an-eye? If the man felt degraded, he would degrade when he had the chance. Rather than research the kind of man who becomes a mass murderer, Bill Zebub decided to write a character who only appeared to be such a criminal. His back story was completely different.—Bill Zebub

After the expiration of the rights to the shocking, and now a collector's item, Disgruntled Employee (2012), held by the production company, Rough Pictures, for five years, the rights reverted to Bill Zebub. Re-edited and re-titled, director Bill Zebub keeps the overall message and meaning of the original version intact, and, at the same time, he provides a fresh look at the subject by adding alternate performances, and above all, offering additional insight into the complex personality of Steve, the pitiless Disgruntled Employee (2012).—Nick Riganas