It stars Edward Furlong in three roles, playing different personalities of the same character, who prepares for the end of the world by sequestering himself in a Las Vegas hotel while he grapples with existential questions.

Nelson experiences a series of hallucinations or dreams in the form of parodic short films and trailers laced with conspiracy theories.

Films like Empire Strikes Back, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Delta Force, Leaving Las Vegas, and The Holy Mountain are spoofed, mentioned or referenced.

Depressed about his lack of success in finishing the screenplay, the writer explains that he has become suicidal and threatens to kill himself, which was the source of the apocalypse in Pete's world.

[5] Luis Tovar of Mexican newspaper La Jornada wrote that the film "is a terrific con-job that allows the filmmaker to, among other things, navigate convincingly between fantasy and reality".

[8] Jamie S. Rich of DVD Talk rated it 0.5/5 stars and wrote that although the film is not poorly made, the writing is shallow and immature.

[5] Devon Ashby of CraveOnline rated it 2.5/10 stars and wrote that it "[fails] to compensate for its lack of superficial content with convincing thematic resonance or formal commentary".