The Innkeepers

As the Yankee Pedlar Inn's final days dwindle away, Claire and Luke remain its sole custodians, their fascination with the hotel's supposedly haunted history piqued by tales of Madeline O'Malley, a jilted bride whose tragic fate is forever entwined with the hotel's very fabric. (Claire), an asthmatic college dropout, and Luke, the proprietor of a website chronicling the hotel's paranormal activity, share a passion for ghost hunting that draws them to the hotel's storied past.

When Leanne Rease-Jones, a former actress turned medium, checks into the hotel, Claire is starstruck by her presence. Initially icy toward the enthusiastic staff member, Leanne soon reveals herself to be in town for a psychics' convention, having traded in her acting career for a life of communicating with the unknown. As the night wears on, Claire grows increasingly uneasy, sensing that something is amiss.

It's not long before strange occurrences start plaguing the hotel. Doors creak open and shut, disembodied voices whisper through the corridors, and the grand piano in the lobby plays an eerie melody on its own. Even Leanne's attempts to connect with the spirits only seem to intensify the activity. As Claire delves deeper into the mystery, she finds herself drawn to the basement, where the hotel's dark history seems to be seeping up from the very foundations.

As the tension builds, Claire and Luke begin to investigate the strange happenings, their equipment capturing faint whispers and unexplained noises that seem to emanate from all corners of the hotel. But it's not until they stumble upon a suicide note and the lifeless body of an elderly guest in the honeymoon suite that the true extent of the hotel's haunted legacy becomes clear.

In the aftermath of this gruesome discovery, Claire is left shaken and alone, her head spinning with the implications of what she has witnessed. It's then that Leanne appears, her eyes blazing with a knowing intensity as she warns Claire to leave the hotel before it's too late. But Claire's curiosity gets the better of her, and she finds herself drawn back to the basement, where the spirits seem to be growing more restless by the minute...

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As Claire navigates the dimly lit basement space, now eerily associated with the lifeless form of Madeline, her disorientation grows more pronounced. Frustrated by her inability to unlock the door leading to the garage, she unwittingly relives a moment from the past, only to be confronted by the unsettling specter of Madeline herself. The weight of this encounter proves too much for Claire's fragile constitution, and she succumbs to an asthma attack, her life force slowly extinguished.

The next morning dawns, bringing with it a sense of chaos and despair. Luke recounts the horrific events that transpired during the night, revealing that he was powerless to intervene as Claire's screams echoed through the cellar, trapped behind a door that refused to yield to his desperate attempts to save her. Hand in hand with Leanne, Luke departs with the authorities, leaving behind a trail of devastation. As they exit, Leanne offers words of condolence, imploring Luke to accept the cold, hard truth: Claire's fate was all but sealed.

As the credits roll, the audience is left with a haunting image: Claire's translucent spirit, barely perceptible as it gazes out the window of her bedroom. The door slams shut behind her, marking the final moment in which she is seen, and the screen fades to black.