In this chilling short horror film, a seemingly mundane housewarming takes a terrifying turn when a group of friends discovers that their new apartment comes with a sinister, unspoken clause. As they settle in, the walls begin to whisper and the air grows thick with dread, forcing the roommates to confront the horrifying reality that their landlord’s lease is not the only contract binding them to the property. Directed by Chaz Mosier, the film follows the group, including Matthew DiSalvatore, Gianni Sherma, Tristan Herman, and Lucas Diaz, as they are systematically tormented by an unseen, malevolent presence. Their desperate attempts to uncover the truth behind their new home’s bloody history only tighten the supernatural grip around them. With a taut fifteen-minute runtime, this atmospheric horror experience builds relentless suspense, blending psychological terror with visceral scares. It’s a frantic, claustrophobic descent into madness where the price of a good deal might just be their very souls, leaving viewers to wonder what truly lingers in the spaces we call home.