In the unsettling horror film "Waste Management," directed by Tristan Sagar, a routine cleanup job spirals into a nightmare for a group of sanitation workers. The story follows a small, tight-knit crew, including the weary but determined lead and his colleagues, who are assigned to clear out a long-abandoned industrial site on the outskirts of town. What initially seems like a mundane task quickly turns sinister as they uncover grisly remnants and disturbing evidence of the facility's dark past. As the crew delves deeper into the contaminated depths, they realize they are not alone, and something predatory has been feeding on the refuse—and on anyone who disturbs it. Starring Jack Sinkiewiscz, Syrus Coronado, Preston Weippert, Vera Frolova, and Cain Cox, this claustrophobic and tense horror film builds an atmosphere of dread and decay, forcing its characters to confront a monstrous entity born from neglect and toxic waste. With a runtime of just 23 minutes, "Waste Management" offers a compact, visceral experience that explores the terrifying consequences of what we throw away.