In a desperate bid to prove the existence of the paranormal, a group of skeptical university students embarks on a dangerous psychological ritual known as the Philip Experiment. Led by the determined Jordan Clark, they meticulously invent a fictional ghost—a man named Philip with a tragic, fabricated history—and attempt to summon him through intense collective concentration. What begins as an academic exercise in mass hallucination soon descends into genuine terror when their creation begins to manifest with a violent will of its own. As the entity, portrayed with chilling presence by Coza Muerte, grows stronger, the lines between imagination and reality blur horrifically for the participants, including Cassandra Crimmons and Cora Colt. Directed by Thomas Eliot, this unsettling horror film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread, exploring the dark power of the human mind to conjure nightmares that can reach out and touch you. The students must confront the terrifying possibility that they have not imagined a ghost, but instead opened a door to something truly malevolent.