In the unsettling horror short Holidays with Catfish, a seemingly idyllic getaway spirals into a nightmare of paranoia and dread. Directed by Spencer Bolin, who also co-writes alongside David Blanton, the film follows a group of friends whose holiday retreat is shattered by an inexplicable and menacing presence. As the festive atmosphere curdles into something sinister, the characters, including Nicholas Artley, find themselves isolated and gripped by a creeping terror that defies rational explanation. The central conflict emerges as their bonds are tested, and they must confront the horrifying truth lurking just beyond the edges of their holiday cheer. With a runtime of just twenty minutes, this chilling tale masterfully builds tension, blending psychological unease with visceral horror to create an atmosphere of constant, suffocating suspense. It is a potent and unnerving experience that questions the safety of familiar comforts and reveals the monstrous possibilities that can hide within a simple vacation.