Tom's Death (THE MOVIE)

From the sick and twisted mind of Alex Alston comes a new branch of horror. Just when every scary movie and/or parody film come from the same cookie cutter, "TOM'S DEATH" breaks grounds in ways unheard of in recent years. Though it may be from the hands of amateurs, it's from the minds of creatives.
Meet Tom. Tom is a drunk, annoying, asshole with a poor taste in clothes. In fact, the only thing worse than his pathetic attempts at bagging a hot chick is his cheap, clip-on, bow tie. After returning home from a party due to persistent calls from his girlfriend, he finds the house completely empty. All rooms are devoid of life, and all sounds have already taken their leave. He decides to sit on the couch. This where they come in.
Three limitations: It must be five minutes, it must start depicting Tom on the couch in his living room, and: he must die. Ten students have been asked to write and direct five minute sequences about how they would kill Tom in this situation. Every one starts the same, but all end uniquely. Did they make theirs scary? Funny? Dramatic? Action-packed? This Halloween; only one way to find out!
(Warning: this film contains scenes of explicit violence and gore, and some language.)