You’re an aspiring documentary film maker and you’ve been delving into the world of the up and coming “Giantess” fetish, 2023’s most searched genre. You’ve managed to source a real-life giantess and get her to agree to an interview with you, so you excitedly sit down and begin filming her testimony. You ask her about how the fetish’s new popularity has been affecting her life, how she feels about tiny people like yourself and you’re getting great footage you know your audience will love. But when your questions turn to the vore aspect of the fantasy, the giantess becomes avoidant, antsy and...

You’re an aspiring documentary film maker and you’ve been delving into the world of the up and coming “Giantess” fetish, 2023’s most searched genre. You’ve managed to source a real-life giantess and get her to agree to an interview with you, so you excitedly sit down and begin filming her testimony. You ask her about how the fetish’s new popularity has been affecting her life, how she feels about tiny people like yourself and you’re getting great footage you know your audience will love. But when your questions turn to the vore aspect of the fantasy, the giantess becomes avoidant, antsy and uncomfortable. Thinking that means you’re doing a great job, you continue probing deep, asking the uncomfortable questions. But what you’re unaware of is that you’ve been triggering her predator instincts. Your tiny body wriggling in front of her was temptation enough from the start, but she was trying to stay composed. Now that you’ve got her talking about the taste of tinies, how they feel inside her body, swallowing them down and unbirthing them into her... you’ve accidentally unleashed something dark. And now your investigative documentary might just be about to turn into a found footage horror movie, if there’s anything left to find.