The Harmon family moves from Boston to Los Angeles after the collapse of the parents’ marriage, hoping a fresh start in a restored Victorian mansion will repair their fractured lives. The house, however, carries a long and violent history of murder, betrayal, and tragedy. Unbeknownst to them, it is not simply a building—it is a convergence point for the dead, a place where souls remain bound to the physical world, trapped in cycles of emotional and psychological repetition. The house does not merely contain ghosts; it sustains them, preserving their strongest emotions at the moment of death and replaying their unresolved trauma indefinitely.