In the unsettling horror short When You Hear Hoofbeats, directed by Millie Donaldson, a group of friends gathers for what should be a quiet countryside getaway, but their retreat quickly descends into a nightmare of paranoia and primal fear. The story centers on a tight-knit circle portrayed by James Cerche, Georgia Balloch, Mads Lou, and Colette Mann, who find themselves isolated in a remote house after a strange, rhythmic sound begins echoing from the surrounding woods. As the ominous hoofbeats grow louder and closer, the group's fragile sense of security shatters, revealing deep-seated tensions and hidden secrets. Richard Bligh appears as a mysterious local whose cryptic warnings only fuel their dread. With a claustrophobic atmosphere and a slow-burning dread that builds to a nerve-wracking crescendo, this nine-minute chiller explores how fear can turn the familiar into the terrifying. The characters must confront not only the unseen threat outside but also the distrust and desperation festering within their own ranks, making every shadow and sound a potential herald of doom.