In the unsettling horror short Binge, director Eva Peters steps into the spotlight as both filmmaker and star, crafting a claustrophobic descent into obsession and consequence. The film follows a solitary individual whose compulsive need to consume content spirals out of control, blurring the line between reality and a distorted digital nightmare. As the protagonist’s relentless pursuit of the next fix intensifies, the walls of their mundane existence begin to close in, and the very act of watching transforms into a terrifying trap. With a taut, eleven-minute runtime, Eva Peters creates a chilling atmosphere of mounting dread, where the familiar comforts of a screen become a source of pure horror. The narrative pulls viewers into a psychological vortex, exploring themes of addiction and isolation with a visceral, unflinching gaze. This is a stark and stylish genre piece that promises a lingering, uncomfortable feeling long after the credits roll, serving as a potent showcase for Eva Peters's multifaceted talent.