In the taut thriller "New Neighbors Association," what begins as a simple welcome to the neighborhood quickly spirals into a web of suspicion and dread. Directed by Carlos A. Hiciano, the film follows a quiet couple, played by Katherine Leidlein and Shauna Blaize, who are eager to settle into their new home. Their initial excitement turns to unease when they meet the tight-knit community association, led by the enigmatic Isaiah Joseph and the watchful Nathan Lebron and Samantha Lebron. As the newcomers attempt to integrate, they discover that the association’s friendly facade hides a series of unsettling rules and secretive meetings. The central conflict emerges as the couple must navigate a growing sense of paranoia, questioning whether the neighbors’ overbearing interest is mere eccentricity or a menacing threat to their privacy and safety. With a runtime of just 13 minutes, this compact thriller builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic tension, keeping viewers on edge as the line between community and control blurs.