Directed by Colton Van Til, this chilling horror film follows the Whitfield family as their picture-perfect suburban existence begins to crack under the weight of an unspoken, radioactive secret. Matriarch June (played by Hannah Beck) clings to a fragile domestic routine while her husband, David (William Elsman), buries himself in work, and their teenage daughter, Lily (Maleah Goldberg), grows increasingly withdrawn and volatile. When a strange contamination seeps into their home, what starts as subtle behavioral shifts spirals into full-blown paranoia and violent outbursts, exposing the toxic dynamics festering beneath their polished surface. As the family’s sanity deteriorates, each member must confront the monstrous truths they’ve been suppressing, but the closer they get to the source of their madness, the more they realize the threat may not be external at all. With a suffocating atmosphere and unsettling performances from a cast including Finn Roberts and Eric Hanson, this taut psychological horror explores how the very bonds meant to protect us can become the most dangerous traps of all.