Anything for Jackson 2020

In a darkly twisted game of cosmic manipulation, Audrey Walsh (no actor name provided) and her husband Henry, a medical professional, resort to sinister means by kidnapping their patient Shannon Becker (no actor name provided), a pregnant woman, and confining her within the walls of their home. Their despicable objective is to utilize an ancient tome, bound in mysterious energies, to resurrect the spirit of their deceased grandson Jackson into Shannon’s unborn child. However, their ritualistic attempt at necromancy goes awry, as a malevolent entity materializes instead, forebodingly signaling that something has gone terribly wrong.

As the days pass, the trio is plagued by haunting apparitions that permeate every corner of their once-peaceful abode. Henry encounters a vengeful specter who brutally extracts her teeth with a dental floss, while Audrey is tormented by the ghostly visage of a trick-or-treater donning the same costume her deceased daughter wore on Halloweens past. Shannon’s experience is equally terrifying, as she is confronted by a contorted figure suffocating beneath a sack.

Their macabre experiment is further complicated when pushy handyman Rory (no actor name provided) arrives to clear their driveway, only to be possessed by the malevolent force they unwittingly summoned. In a gruesome display of possession-induced self-destruction, Rory’s body becomes intertwined with the plow, resulting in his own demise.

As Detective Bellows begins investigating Shannon’s disappearance, Audrey and Henry’s plan is placed under even greater scrutiny. The detective eventually discovers Shannon being held captive, prompting her to hold the couple at gunpoint. However, in a bizarre twist, Bellows inexplicably shoots herself in the head, joining the ranks of the restless spirits haunting their home.

As the couple struggles to comprehend the true nature of their dark ritual, they consult fellow cult member Ian (no actor name provided) for guidance. Upon examining the ancient tome, Ian reveals that Audrey and Henry have actually summoned Surgat, a malevolent entity capable of unlocking doors to tormented souls. This realization sets in motion a chain reaction, as Ian warns that ghosts from purgatory are now competing to possess a human host.

Ian’s dubious intentions become increasingly suspect when Yolanda, the leader of their cult, contacts Henry with a frantic warning: Ian has murdered his mother. Henry shares this ominous revelation with Audrey, cautioning her that something is amiss with Ian’s true motives.

The situation spirals out of control as Shannon manages to break free from her captivity and encounters a multitude of apparitions within the house. As chaos ensues, Ian stabs Audrey and invites Surgat to claim whomever it desires. A giggling ghost drags Ian away, leaving Henry to meet his own demise at the hands of another entity.

In a bizarre twist of fate, Shannon finds herself fleeing from the haunted abode, only to be confronted by an onslaught of ghostly visions. As she drives away from the chaos, the apparitions suddenly dissipate, and she realizes that her waters have broken, signaling the arrival of her child.