We Need to Do Something

As a violent tornado approaches, teenager Melissa and her family scramble for safety. They gather in their bathroom, hoping to find refuge from the chaos outside.

The situation escalates when a tree crashes through the house, blocking their exit. The family finds themselves trapped, heightening their sense of panic and despair.

In the midst of the storm, a snake suddenly appears, increasing tensions within the already frazzled family. Melissa and her family are terrified as the snake slithers ominously around them.

Robert, struggling with alcohol withdrawal, begins to act increasingly irate and erratic. His behavior adds to the already tense atmosphere, as the family grapples with their dire circumstances.

A dog appears outside, surprising Melissa and her family with its ability to speak in a male voice. The dog declares itself a 'good boy,' but its presence soon turns sinister when it bites Melissa.

In a moment of desperation, Melissa violently rips the dog's tongue out after it bites her. Diane, in an unexpected act, cleans the severed tongue, leading the family to consume it bizarrely.

Amidst the chaos, flashbacks reveal Melissa’s struggles with her girlfriend, Amy. They confront bullying and a stalker named Joe, who captures their vulnerable moments on film, fueling their anxiety.

In a fit of frustration, Amy casts a spell on Joe, which leads Melissa to unearth their deceased family dog. This shocking act to procure its tongue has dire consequences, ultimately leading to Joe's death.

The snake reemerges, biting Bobby and sending shockwaves through the family. With the storm still raging outside, the internal chaos escalates as they grapple with the horrific implications.

Men suddenly storm the house, only to be met with a monstrous entity that attacks them. The chaotic scene leaves the family reeling, as they realize their situation has just turned far more dangerous.

Bobby succumbs to the snake bite, marking a tragic turning point for the family. The horror of loss becomes palpable, as the reality of their supernatural situation intensifies.

In a moment of derangement, Robert insists they must feast on Bobby's remains, driven mad by alcohol and withdrawal. His descent into madness illustrates the family's unraveling mental state.

In a fierce act of desperation, Melissa stabs her father with a shard of a mirror, killing him. This tragic culmination reflects the family's destruction and the horrors they faced.

Amidst the madness, Diane manages to break through the brick barrier obstructing the bathroom. When Melissa regains consciousness, she is haunted by a vision of her girlfriend, Amy, attacking her.

As Melissa comes to terms with the chaos around her, Diane returns bloodied and frantic. Just as a loud crash echoes through the bathroom, the family is left to confront the terrifying entity lurking nearby.