In the unsettling psychological thriller "Photo Negative," directed by Jacob Perrett, a seemingly ordinary photography session spirals into a nightmare of obsession and fractured reality. The film follows a talented but troubled photographer, played by Karlee Mayfield, who becomes dangerously fixated on capturing the perfect image of a mysterious new subject, portrayed by Taylor Rhoades. As she delves deeper into her work, the lines between the tangible world and the haunting visions that appear in her developed prints begin to blur. Her closest friends, played by Casey Notarianni and Maddie Morgan, grow increasingly concerned as her behavior turns erratic and her art takes a dark, disturbing turn. The central conflict revolves around her desperate struggle to distinguish truth from illusion, all while an unseen force seems to manipulate her every frame. With a tense, atmospheric tone that builds dread with each click of the shutter, this 90-minute indie gem explores the destructive nature of artistic obsession and the terrifying power of what we choose to see—or refuse to acknowledge.