The plot concerns the homicidal sociopath Steph Gardiner and and her schizophrenic cohort Nigella Buckland, who escape from the Vin Diesel Memorial Institute with the hope of starting a new life in Scotland.  

But a series of comical but tragic events send their quest on a downward spiral into the depths of Hell (Leeds), culminating in a breath-taking emotional finale that will have you crying in at least one way or another. 

From the creative team that brought you Twatting Zombies, Phone Booth and the half of Killer Sandwich that got made, Running Like Mad is a good way to spend fifteen minutes if Boobah isn't on.