Gorgasm: The Effects of 'Deathgasm'

Sanford, a soap manufacturer who earned his fortune through advertising, decides to help his daughter Marjorie break into society by launching a campaign to publicize her. When he sends the snobbish Mrs. Van Ruhl a check for her pet charity, the society matron invites Marjorie to attend a charity bazaar, and young Richard Van Ruhl promptly falls in love with the girl. Next, however, Sanford announces his newest product with magazine ads that feature Marjorie using the soap in her bathtub. This is too much for Mrs. Van Ruhl, who contemptuously labels Marjorie the "soap girl" and orders Richard to stop courting her. In retaliation, Marjorie buys a whiskey distillery and, having learned that the first Van Ruhls in America sold rum to the Indians, prints a likeness of Mrs. Van Ruhl on the label of each bottle. Fearing her own social demise, Mrs. Van Ruhl quickly makes peace with the Sanfords, and Richard and Marjorie are allowed to marry.

Patrick Delaney mid-40's, single, living in New York City in a tiny apartment, surrounded by beer bottles and piles of dirty laundry, is wakened by a phone call from his older sister Jesse - she tells him that their mom is in the hospital with a heart attack. Patrick must now travel home to confront a hard truth.

The egocentric author Jalo Rautakumpu welcomes a visitor to his cabin in the Lappish wilderness. After sauna and a bottle of alcohol, the friendship is formed. But friends can be bad for business.

Unable to tell a lie, a young man is struggling to keep a job. Could his beautiful but blind next-door neighbour inspire change in his life?

When a shut-in dies alone and returns as a housebound ghost, he finds himself at the mercy of a world that didn't even notice he was gone.