In the surreal and lightning-fast world of "Bad Ramen," a single minute unfolds into a bizarre and darkly comedic culinary nightmare. Directed by Spyder Dobrofsky, who also stars, the film follows a desperate foodie who makes a catastrophic decision to consume a mysterious, off-brand packet of instant noodles. As the timer ticks down, the protagonist, brought to life with manic energy by Spyder Dobrofsky, is plunged into a feverish spiral of regret and hallucination. Co-star Kerttu Karon, who also produces, appears as a spectral figure of culinary conscience, haunting the kitchen with ominous warnings. The central conflict is a frantic race against the clock, as the protagonist battles both the physical agony of a terrible meal and the psychological torment of their own poor judgment. This experimental short blends slapstick horror with existential dread, creating a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere that asks a simple but profound question: was a quick, cheap meal really worth it?