In the unsettling psychological horror film Regurgitations, a quiet university town is gripped by a bizarre and terrifying phenomenon where repressed memories and unspoken truths begin to physically manifest. At the center of the storm is Florence Pugh as Elara, a reserved linguistics student who discovers she is inexplicably connected to the outbreaks. As the manifestations grow more violent and personal, she is forced to confront fragments of her own past she has long tried to bury. A determined but skeptical therapist, played by Steven Yeun, attempts to treat the afflicted, only to find the scientific explanations crumbling around him. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere of dread, blurring the lines between psychological trauma and supernatural horror. Elara must race to understand the source of these visceral eruptions before the very fabric of her identity is consumed by what has been unearthed.