When the Harper family moves into an old farmhouse on the outskirts of Raven's Hollow, they believe they've found their dream home—quiet, isolated, and large enough to start anew after a string of personal tragedies. But the house holds a past steeped in violence and despair.

Decades earlier, the home was the scene of an unspeakable massacre, where the original owner slaughtered his family after claiming the walls were "talking" to him. The locals whisper about it, but the Harpers dismiss it as small-town superstition.

Soon after moving in, strange occurrences begin—soft voices echo through the walls at night, objects shift without explanation, and an unbearable stench seeps from the basement despite endless cleaning. The youngest child begins speaking to an "imaginary friend" who knows too much about the house's bloody history.

As the whispers grow louder, the Harpers are plagued by visions of shadowy figures and violent outbursts they cannot control. The father starts waking in the night with blood on his hands and no memory of what he's done. The mother discovers old journals hidden beneath the floorboards, describing the house as a living thing that feeds on suffering.

The family realizes too late that they are not just haunted—they are being claimed. The house doesn't want them to leave. It wants them to finish the cycle.

The only way to survive is to uncover the truth of the house's original evil—before it drives them to become the next tragedy whispered about in Raven's Hollow