In the chilling horror short Yes, No, Goodbye, a seemingly innocent game of chance becomes a terrifying descent into the unknown. Directed by Eli Scott, the film follows two friends, played by Sophie Lumber and Finchley Simpson, who stumble upon a mysterious set of three cards, each bearing one of the film’s titular words. What begins as a simple, playful ritual to answer life’s trivial questions quickly spirals into a nightmare when the cards begin to respond with unsettling accuracy, revealing dark secrets and forcing the pair to confront a malevolent force that seems to be watching their every move. As the game’s rules become increasingly sinister and the line between choice and fate blurs, the friends must decide how far they are willing to go to break the cycle before the cards deliver a final, irreversible answer. This taut, six-minute horror experience masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread and paranoia, proving that the most terrifying questions are the ones that demand an answer.