In the suffocating quiet of a suburban home, a pregnant woman’s desperate calls for help are cruelly silenced by a random act of violence. Now, trapped in the aftermath of a home invasion, she finds herself at the mercy of a sadistic, taunting tormentor who refuses to let her go. As the psychological warfare escalates, she must confront her deepest fears to survive the night. Colton Tran directs this relentless horror thriller, starring Kathleen Kenny as the terrified victim and Marisa Brown in a chilling turn as her captor. The film masterfully blends the claustrophobia of a home invasion with the unnerving mind games of a psychological thriller, creating an atmosphere of pure dread. With a razor-thin runtime, Sorry, Charlie wastes no time plunging viewers into a tense, nerve-shredding ordeal where the line between reality and nightmare blurs, and survival hinges on a single, terrifying choice.