In the unsettling psychological thriller directed by Rory Carroll, a seemingly ordinary live-streaming event takes a dark and disorienting turn when the broadcast goes on as scheduled, but the host’s home is eerily empty. The story follows a small, tight-knit group of online viewers who become increasingly alarmed as they watch the feed, noticing strange details that suggest something terrible has happened to the charismatic streamer. Driven by a mix of curiosity and genuine concern, they begin to piece together fragmented clues from the broadcast, only to realize the empty house may be hiding a far more sinister presence than they anticipated. As the live stream continues without explanation, the line between digital voyeurism and real-world danger blurs, forcing the audience stand-in characters to confront the chilling possibility that the horror is not just on their screens, but closing in on them. Blending found-footage tension with modern anxieties about online surveillance, the film maintains a relentless, claustrophobic atmosphere that keeps viewers guessing until the very end.