Croak

This is a well-crafted horror short about an impatient man calling tech support for issues with his cable service. But for reasons beyond his control, his day is about to take an even darker turn-completely unrelated to the actions of the cable company.

Sometimes, the best way to grasp a horror film's essence is by understanding the type of fear it evokes. In this case, it's about looking into-or worse, reaching into-a bathtub drain, where something sinister lurks.

The acting is solid, and the film delivers several unexpected plot twists, leaving me questioning what was real and what wasn't. Overall, Croak packs plenty of horror into its five-minute runtime, making for an eerie and entertaining watch.

The frustrations of a man about the services of cable company.

Clear and loud expression of frustrations in phone conversation. But the nerves are keeped by a relaxation ball who becomes the perfect enemy of its owner.

That kind of horror working more than well for simple motif than you identify yourself with victim. And when all seems be fixed, it is too late.

A good reflection for our every day angry expressions.