Directed by Patrick Conboy, this visceral horror short burrows deep into the primal terror of losing control of one's own body. The film follows a young woman, played by Caitlin Dempsey, whose ordinary evening takes a sinister turn when a sudden, agonizing pain grips her stomach. What begins as a mundane ailment quickly spirals into a waking nightmare as she realizes that the source of her discomfort is something far more malevolent than indigestion. As the pain intensifies, her surroundings begin to warp, and she finds herself trapped in a claustrophobic battle against an unseen entity that seems to be growing from within. With a relentless, oppressive atmosphere and a tight runtime of just 14 minutes, the film masterfully builds tension through visceral sound design and unsettling imagery. Featuring a committed performance from Dempsey alongside a small cast including Grace Perry and Jeremiah Soderstrom, this short delivers a sharp, unsettling punch that lingers long after the credits roll, exploring themes of bodily autonomy and helplessness with unnerving efficiency.