In the uproarious short comedy Vomit, a simple dinner party spirals into a symphony of gastrointestinal chaos. Directed by and starring Roi Cydulkin, the film centers on a group of friends whose evening takes a violently unexpected turn when one of them, played by Lindsey Normington, suffers a sudden and spectacularly graphic physical reaction. What begins as an awkward social dilemma quickly escalates, testing the limits of friendship, decorum, and stomach strength as the other guests, including Michael Buscemi and Timothy Dundin, react in a chain of increasingly absurd and desperate ways. This gleefully gross-out romp mines maximum humor from a universally relatable moment of horror, crafting a rapid-fire story about the messy, unpredictable, and hilariously bonding nature of true friendship when faced with the utterly uncontrollable.