On a secluded farm shrouded in isolation and grief, adult siblings Louise and Michael, played by Marin Ireland and Michael Abbott Jr., return to their childhood home to care for their ailing father. Their mother, portrayed by Julie Oliver-Touchstone, is already worn thin by a palpable dread that seems to seep from the very walls. Directed and written by Bryan Bertino, the filmmaker behind The Strangers, this chilling horror film immerses viewers in an atmosphere of relentless, slow-burning terror. What begins as a somber family vigil quickly descends into a waking nightmare as the siblings encounter increasingly sinister and inexplicable phenomena. They must confront not only their own fractured relationships and guilt but a malevolent, ancient evil that preys on their sorrow. As the oppressive darkness tightens its grip, Louise and Michael find themselves in a desperate struggle to hold onto their sanity and their lives against a force that thrives on despair.