In the chilling horror short film "Silent Scream," directed by Tommy O'Rourke, a group of friends finds their weekend getaway transformed into a waking nightmare. When they stumble upon a seemingly abandoned house in the remote woods, they are drawn in by an eerie silence that hides a malevolent presence. Among them is a young woman played by Kelsey Gunn, whose growing unease clashes with the skepticism of her companions, including Derek Loughran and Omar Heyward. As they explore the dark corridors, they realize they are not alone, and the silence is broken only by the sound of their own terror. With a runtime of just twelve minutes, this tense and atmospheric horror film, also featuring Ari Fromm, Katie Orr, and Sika Lonner, builds dread through claustrophobic settings and subtle scares. The central conflict pits the characters against an unseen force that preys on their deepest fears, forcing them to confront the horrifying truth that some screams are never heard. Will they escape before the silence consumes them?