After a breakdown, a man is released into a dilapidated halfway house, a place where shadows seem to move with intent and whispers echo through empty halls. As he tries to rebuild his fractured mind, the boundary between his own delusions and a chilling supernatural presence blurs. Every creak and flicker of light tightens the noose of paranoia, forcing him to question whether the house itself is a prison for spirits—or a mirror of his own unraveling sanity. In this atmospheric chiller, escape becomes impossible as the walls close in, and the truth may be far more terrifying than madness.





























































