5ive Girls

In the shadowed halls of St. Mark’s, a once‑pristine Catholic boarding school now functions as a grim reformatory, its stone corridors steeped in silent dread. After a mysterious tragedy shutters the campus, the institution reopens under a stern regime, where every rule feels like a chain and the forbidden third floor looms as a whispered warning. The atmosphere is thick with Gothic decay, blending the austere discipline of a cloistered school with an undercurrent of something far older and darker stirring beneath the surface.

The story centers on five teenage outcasts thrust together by circumstance. Alex carries a restless defiance and an uncanny ability to move objects with her mind. Mara possesses a gentle gift of rapid healing that hints at deeper mysteries. Cecilia, despite her blindness, sees beyond the ordinary, sensing currents that others miss. Leah slips through solid walls as if the world itself were a thin veil, while Connie acts as a conduit for lingering spirits, feeling their presence like a living echo. Their distinct powers set them apart, yet the oppressive environment forces them into a fragile alliance, each grappling with personal burdens while discovering a shared, unsettling bond.

Overseeing them is the unyielding Miss Pearce, whose iron will masks her own hidden motives, and Father Drake, a weary cleric haunted by the school’s past. Together they enforce a regime that feels both protective and suffocating, heightening the girls’ sense of rebellion. Beneath the strict order, rumors of an ancient demon—Legion—whisper through the stone, a malevolent force said to hold the very walls in thrall.

Against this backdrop of cracked faith and lingering occult, the girls must navigate the thin line between control and chaos. The film weaves a moody tapestry of horror and teen drama, inviting viewers to wonder whether the combined spark of their abilities can illuminate a path out of the darkness that has claimed St. Mark’s for so long.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:48