Totem

After Lexy’s death, Kellie finds a necklace that belonged to her mother. The object seems capable of moving things, hinting at a link to Lexy’s spirit. This discovery sets the stage for a widening supernatural influence in the family.

The totem smashes a row of Kellie's trophies, drawing James's suspicion that Kellie is sabotaging his relationship with Robin. Kellie tries to explain, but the incident heightens the household tension. The haunting remains unseen, yet increasingly menacing.

Robin arrives as James's girlfriend and begins handling household duties to normalize Kellie's life. Kellie feels unsettled by the changes but tries to be kind to Robin. The power of the unseen entity grows as the family adjusts.

During track practice, Kellie is startled by a vision of a standing corpse wrapped in plastic on the bleachers. The eerie sight hints at a dark history connected to the house. The vision deepens Kellie’s fear that the entity is actively targeting the family.

Bernard, Lexy’s father, visits Kellie and Robin and reveals a shared past with them as mutual friends. The revelation complicates loyalties and stirs old memories. Kellie’s trust in the adults around her begins to fracture under the weight of the haunting.

Kellie decorates doors with Christmas ornaments and installs motion detectors to document the entity's activity. She hopes this will prove the haunting to her family. The preparation marks a shift toward a more obsessive, investigative response to the supernatural presence.

Around the family cat, the entity becomes more reactive, causing the motion detectors to beep frantically. The cat's fear and the detectors' alerts heighten the sense that the entity is surveilling the household. Kellie grows more determined to uncover and confront the entity.

In a confrontation with the entity, a bookcase is toppled and crushes the family cat, showing the entity's dangerous power. The moment shatters the family’s sense of safety and escalates the fear among the occupants. Kellie realizes the entity will not be easily exorcised or controlled.

The entity intensifies and attempts to abduct Abby, forcing the family to call Bernard for help. At first, Bernard refuses to believe their story, delaying any rescue. After considering the possibility the entity is Lexy’s ghost, he rushes back into the house to assist.

Bernard struggles with respiratory issues, and Kellie deceitfully exhausts his inhaler, depleting his puffs and causing his death. The tragedy hits the family hard and widens the rift between Kellie and the others. The hauntings take on a new, personal and deadly edge.

Robin discovers a wedding ring hidden in the base of a Kellie trophy, triggering a confrontation about Kellie's motives. Kellie claims her mother was weak and pushes Robin into the bathtub, causing her to appear to drown. The family fractures further as fear and guilt overwhelm them.

Kellie sneaks up on Todd and strikes him dead before hurrying to Abby in the crawlspace. James discovers the bodies and realizes Kellie is responsible, tying him to a chair as Kellie tries to destroy the totem. The confrontation escalates until Kellie is confronted by her mother's spirit, and she is impaled on a spike as Robin attempts to intervene.

The three survivors retreat to a tiny house parked in a deserted, serene location, offering a fragile sense of safety. Abby continues to talk to someone unseen, suggesting lingering contact with the supernatural. The image ends with a wary hope for a calmer, yet unsettled future.

The family attempts to settle into a fragile routine in exile, aware that the entity's influence may not be completely gone. Abby continues to speak to someone beyond the visible world, hinting at ongoing haunting threads. The ending leaves a quiet, uneasy sense of hope amid the trauma.