Murders and other Accidents

Michael Johnson just lost his job. And with it, the last shred of dignity he had left. Locked away in his studio apartment, Michael reaches a brilliant conclusion: the criminals on TV are amateurs. He can do better. Much better. So he decides to become a serial killer. Too bad Michael is catastrophically incompetent. Every one of his plans turns into a disaster: he fails, he stumbles, he leaves clues everywhere. Yet nobody catches him. In fact. FBI profiler Lisa Lee interprets every blunder as a genius code. Reporter Mary Jackson turns him into an icon of terror. Detective Miller, the only one who smells the truth, is ignored by everyone. And his neighbor Jessica mistakes him for a bohemian artist. Michael is not a criminal mastermind. He's just incredibly lucky. Or is he? When his former boss becomes the next target, Michael triggers a grotesque domino effect that will force him to face an impossible question: how much chaos can a man withstand before he becomes the monster everyone thinks he is? "Murders and Other Accidents" is a hilarious dark comedy about an aspiring serial killer so incompetent that the world insists on treating him like a genius. Insane. Absurd. Impossible to forget.