House Of Salem 2016

A group of criminals — Jacob [Leslie Mills], Nancy [Jessica Arterton], Jack [Jack Brett Anderson], Mick [Robert Lowe], and Craig [Dean Maskell] — are hired to kidnap a young boy named Josh [Liam Kelly] from his home. They take him to a large, isolated country mansion, believing they are holding him for ransom. However, they soon realize that something is terribly wrong: the house has a dark history, and their employers have sinister motives.

Josh, a quiet boy with mysterious psychic abilities, warns the group that the house is evil. He begins to exhibit knowledge about the kidnappers’ personal pasts — details he couldn’t possibly know on his own — shaking the criminals’ confidence and stirring unease. Tensions rise among the group as strange, supernatural events begin to occur in the mansion: ghostly visions, disembodied voices, and violent hallucinations haunt them as the night progresses.

It becomes clear that the house is connected to a satanic cult, and the kidnapping was part of a ritual sacrifice. Hooded cultists arrive at the mansion, attempting to complete the ceremony using Josh. As the criminals are hunted down one by one, they begin to understand that they are not the true villains of the story, but pawns in a demonic plan that spans generations.

Nancy grows particularly close to Josh and fights to protect him. The group faces supernatural forces and the murderous cult as they try to survive the night and rescue the boy. In the end, the lines between good and evil blur, as the house consumes those who enter, feeding on their sins and secrets, and the characters are left to confront how much of what they believed about themselves was true or merely a reflection of the darkness within the mansion.