The Call Is Coming From Inside

Static shot of a landline phone on a kitchen counter, late night, only a dim stove light. The phone rings—we see the caller ID says 'HOME.' A man picks up, says hello, hears his own voice on the other end, whispering: 'Get out.' He drops the phone, and it rings again. This time the voice is behind him, closer. He spins—nothing. The camera slowly pans to a hallway where a figure stands, face hidden in shadow, holding the same phone to its ear. The man’s own voice echoes: 'I said get out.' The figure steps forward, and the screen cuts to static. Style: gritty, analog, slight VHS noise, claustrophobic framing.