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Chew Toy (2025)
Tormented by the incessant barking of a neighbor's dog, a married couple finds themselves entangled in a crisis that puts their sanity, marriage, and moral convictions to the ultimate test, all unfolding just before the anticipated arrival of their first child.
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Tormented by the incessant barking of a neighbor's dog, a married couple finds themselves entangled in a crisis that puts their sanity, marriage, and moral convictions to the ultimate test, all unfolding just before the anticipated arrival of their first child.
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Written By:Nicholas Richman, Chandler Lovelle
In Theaters:9/20/2025
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Art Glass Films, Tuesday Night Studios
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