Montgomery, a gourmet chef on the fast track to fame, has a teensy weensy problem. He's a murderous cannibal addicted to human flesh. Guilt and worry eat his brain and beg him to stop, but his headstrong girlfriend Liz won't let him quit. She blames Montgomery for getting her hooked on the succulent meat and refuses to curb her carnal urges.

Ashley, a twenty-something trying to figure her place in life, desperately wants to kick the nasty heroin habit she acquired with her boyfriend Henry a year and a half ago. Henry wants to make Ashley happy and quit, but no matter how hard he tries he can't seem to resist the drug's consuming pull.

As Montgomery and Ashley struggle with codependence, with love, with loss, with sorrow and regret they seek to find salvation in the unlikeliest of places—each other.

Plagued by a trio of murderous ghosts, Arthur, an at-risk, group home kid, has bigger problems than your average teenager. Distractions like young love, wild hormones, and The System, still hammer away as cruel as ever, but those haunting phantoms have him less concerned with maturation and more worried about watching darkened corners and deep shadows for the spectral evil seemingly hell-bent on destroying anybody he loves.

As the bodies pile up, Arthur distances himself from his roommate, Conor, a pyromaniac crack-baby with destructive tendencies, and his girlfriend, Melanie, an all-American Satanist with a hidden agenda, and embarks upon a grisly odyssey of self discovery in hopes of burying the past, cleansing his soul, and obliterating the blood thirsty ghouls once and for all.