Fear and Loathing in Florida

Background
While not appreciated by critics as much as Fagson's other works, Fear and Loathing in Florida seems to be the director's favorite due to 'that 80's vibe', as explained by Elnojewski himself. It was also noticeably more expensive to produce, as it includes a lot of licensed 80's tracks and stars Samuel Ron in the main role.

To avoid spoilers, this section only vaguely describes the plot. See the movie for full experience.
What differentiates Fear and Loathing in Florida from many other movies is that the plot is barely there - not noticeable at first, but it gains momentum with time. This was the director's choice too - to make the viewer speculate, force them to look for clues what is about to happen and how it connects.

The movie begins with Samuel Ron sitting in his apartment, pushing a drug-filled needle into his arm. A zoom-in on the needle reveals another scene - character known as Tube Man, working in a tube warehouse.

The mix of following scenes may not make sense for a first-time viewer, but after the credits roll everything would make sense.

By a series of weird coincidences, Samuel and Tube Man team up and decide to wage war on the entire city. Miami gets consumed by riots, as the duo roams the streets and gains even more followers to their cause.

In the final scene, right after the battle with Florida Peacekeepers, Samuel's motives are finally revealed. Tube Man turns on him, but walks away instead of fighting, which may hint the possibility of a sequel.