Bad Kids Go to Hell

At Crestview Academy, six unruly students are gathered for Saturday detention. The students include Matt, Tarek, Craig, Veronica, Megan, and Tricia, all of whom have their own troubled backgrounds.

Psychologist Dr. Day conducts psychological assessments of the students, aiming to document their personalities and behaviors. Each session offers insights into their dysfunctional family backgrounds, revealing the roots of their misbehavior.

As the students are isolated with restricted internet access and confiscated phones, they begin to feel an eerie presence in the library. Tensions rise as they share their personal stories, highlighting the severity of their emotional struggles.

In a reckless act, Veronica hides Megan's inhaler, leading to a disastrous outcome. Megan suffers a severe asthma attack and tragically dies before help can arrive, deepening the fear among the remaining students.

With the internet back online, Veronica discovers the story of Jacob Rainwater, whose land was taken by General Clarke and later appropriated for the school’s construction. The findings create a connection between the students and a dark legacy.

The students find a way to navigate through the vents to escape, but their fear and distrust grow, particularly towards Matt, who is suspected to have a troubled past. As relationships strain, the group becomes increasingly paranoid.

A raging storm causes a blackout, heightening the students' fears of the supernatural. The library fills with tension as their shared traumas come to the forefront, and the looming threat intensifies the gripping atmosphere.

In a horrifying turn of events, Craig tumbles down the library stairs and meets a tragic end when one of his crutches impales him. The shocking incident sends the remaining students into panic and confusion.

In a moment of vulnerability, Tricia confesses her family's involvement in Jacob Rainwater's fate. This revelation adds another layer of complexity to their dire situation, further unraveling their connections to the dark history of the school.

Attempting to contact Jacob's spirit, Veronica becomes overwhelmed with fear after encountering a spectral entity. In a tragic twist, she takes her own life, leaving the remaining students in despair and turmoil.

Revealing his true colors, Dr. Day manipulates the group for profit, turning their panic into chaos. He murders Tarek to fuel their fear, exposing the lengths he will go to orchestrate the situation.

In the escalating conflict, Veronica confronts Dr. Day with a nail gun, but he turns on her, ending her life in a shocking display of betrayal. The situation spirals as Matt becomes the scapegoat for the ensuing carnage.

As the chaos continues, Dr. Day ultimately falls into a trap that ends his life, twisting the events into a final act of poetic justice. His manipulation is revealed, yet accountability remains elusive.

As the dust settles, a SWAT team storm the scene, discovering Matt with an axe in hand, leading them to wrongfully assume he is the perpetrator. The chilling discovery of a dark legacy surrounding Jacob Rainwater begins to unravel.

The movie concludes with Matt being led away in an ambulance, a victim of circumstances and betrayal. While powerful figures escape accountability, the chilling revelations of the past linger heavily in the air.