Drunk in Good Taste

A young man finds himself in a peculiar situation after consuming too much alcohol at a friend's party. He navigates the awkward aftermath and his own altered perceptions as he tries to make sense of the night's events. The film humorously explores the relatable consequences of overindulgence and the sometimes-surreal reality that follows.

Drunk in Good Taste received positive attention on the festival circuit, particularly for its quirky humor and relatable portrayal of a common experience. While not widely reviewed by major critics, its independent spirit and comedic timing were often highlighted by audience members and festival programmers.

• Praised for its succinct and effective comedy.
• Appreciated for its relatable premise and execution.
• Noted for its charmingly awkward moments.

Google audience: Audience feedback, where available, generally points to the film being a fun and amusing short. Viewers often found the humor effective and the short runtime ideal for a quick laugh.

Screened at various independent film festivals, receiving favorable audience awards and selections.

Director John P. McCarthy also stars in the film and wrote the script, drawing inspiration from personal experiences with the sometimes-unpredictable nature of social events.