In this chilling eight-minute horror short from director Miguel Vite, a team of amateur paranormal investigators—played by Ben Gough, Brandon Carney, and Evander Jones—ventures into an abandoned, reportedly haunted house to capture evidence of the supernatural. Armed with little more than night-vision cameras, EMF readers, and a growing sense of dread, the group quickly discovers that the unseen presence within the walls is far more aggressive and intelligent than any ghost they have encountered before. As the investigation deepens, the line between observer and victim blurs, forcing each member to confront not only the malevolent entity but also their own hidden fears. Tension mounts through flickering lights, disembodied whispers, and sudden, jarring scares that keep the audience on edge. Phasmophobia masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere, delivering a tight, nerve-wracking experience that proves you do not need a feature-length runtime to create genuine terror. With its relentless pacing and effective use of found-footage style, this film is a must-watch for horror fans who crave a quick but unforgettable dose of fright.