In the uproarious short comedy "The Humper," a man's simple quest for a good night's sleep becomes an absurd battle against his own furniture. Starring Paul Scheer as the beleaguered everyman, the film finds his character driven to the brink of madness by his relentlessly squeaky bed frame, a nightly nuisance that transforms his bedroom into a scene of comic desperation. His increasingly elaborate and frantic attempts to silence the offending noise propel him into a slapstick spiral, blurring the line between determination and delusion. This three-minute riot captures the universal frustration of a minor domestic annoyance escalating into an all-consuming war, delivering non-stop physical comedy and relatable agony in equal measure. With a tone that is both hilariously exaggerated and painfully familiar, "The Humper" promises a quick, laugh-out-loud journey into the depths of sleep-deprived insanity.