The Disgustings

The Disgustings is a comedic short film about a day in the life of two horrible people who go about their day in full-on judgment and just tear apart anyone they can get to,” the film’s director, Jordan Firstman, says. He was inspired after moving to LA and realizing that it wasn’t all beautiful sunsets and fit bodies but a city filled with “an abundance of assholes.”

Check out a day in the life of two miserable, and hilarious, gay guys:

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