In the chilling horror film directed by Jesse Cota, a seemingly ordinary young woman played by Aelana Bode finds her life spiraling into a terrifying nightmare when she becomes addicted to a mysterious and dangerous substance. As her craving grows, she begins to experience horrifying visions and disturbing physical transformations that blur the line between reality and hallucination. Desperate for help, she turns to her concerned friends, portrayed by Vincent Jay Lescarbeau and Sophie Dickenson-Munguia, but the addiction proves to be more than a simple dependency—it may be a parasitic force with a sinister will of its own. With each dose, she loses more of herself, and those around her become targets of the dark entity feeding on her despair. The film weaves a tense atmosphere of psychological dread and visceral horror, exploring themes of obsession, loss of control, and the terrifying cost of giving in to one's darkest impulses. As the line between victim and monster fades, the characters must confront the horrifying truth that some addictions can consume not just the body, but the soul.