No More Mr. Nice Guy has been adapted into a short film that is one of nine short films included in Drac Von Stoller's presents

Horrifying Tales From The Dead," feature-length film Available on Amazon Prime Video, Tubi, Midnight Pulp, and Cineverse.

Henry Bates had a very reclusive life, until one day the nagging from his wife made him snap, and things started dying. All Henry wanted was to enjoy his retirement like any normal hard-working man, but his wife had other plans and retirement wasn't one of those.

One day when Henry was relaxing by the fire, his wife Marjorie came up to him and said "Henry, I thought I told you to take out the trash, sweep the floor, and clean out the attic. This isn't a hotel and just because you have retired I'm not going to watch you lay around while things need to be done."

Marjorie went on and on for hours as Henry would get up from his recliner and do as she commanded, but as Henry tried to please his wife, the nagging persisted.

Henry said, "That's it!"

"That's what?" asked Marjorie.

Henry shouted, "You'll see!”

"Henry, get back here this instant," yelled Marjorie.

Henry went into the garage and grabbed a shovel. As Marjorie was pointing her finger and calling him names, Henry swung the shovel, hitting her upside the head and Marjorie hit the floor. Henry knew if she got up off the floor she would have him arrested for assault and battery and attempted murder, so Henry said to himself, "What am I going to do?" as he was pacing back and forth in the kitchen. Henry decided to finish her off. So Henry gave Marjorie another hard whack upside the head. Then he knelt to feel her pulse, but there was none. Henry said, "I'm glad I finally stood up to that battle ax and put her in her place." Henry picked up his dead wife’s body placed her in a chair in the attic and locked the door behind him. Henry was whistling as he was walking down the stairs back to his recliner to take a nap, as the warm fire calmed his nerves.

As the night wore on Henry started hallucinating about his wife coming down from the attic and doing him in. Henry's blurry eyes opened and visions of his wife with a shovel in her hands coming at him ready to do him in. Henry immediately broke out in a cold sweat jumped out of the recliner and ran up the stairs to see if his dead wife was in the attic slumped over in the chair. Sure enough, Marjorie's dead body was slumped over in the chair and Henry started laughing and said "It was just a dream."

Henry kissed his wife on the forehead and told her he would come back and check on her later and bring her something to eat.

Henry told Marjorie that killing her was the best thing for their marriage.