Brahms: The Boy II

Liza and her son Jude experience a terrifying home invasion by two masked intruders. This traumatic event leaves Liza with haunting nightmares and Jude becoming mute as he struggles to process the horror they endured.

In an effort to heal from their trauma, Liza's husband Sean proposes a move to the countryside. They settle into a mysterious manor house, unaware of its dark history, hoping for a fresh start.

Upon arriving, the family begins to explore their new home. During their exploration, Jude discovers a porcelain doll buried in the ground, while Liza and Sean investigate an old, dilapidated mansion on the property.

Panic ensues when Liza realizes that Jude has gone missing. She finds him clutching the porcelain doll, which he has named 'Brahms', leading her to feel an eerie connection to the old toy.

The next day, Liza and Sean take a walk around their expansive property at Jude's urging. They meet Joseph, the caretaker, whose presence brings tension as Sean presses Liza to discuss their traumatic past.

Strange happenings begin within the house, including the shocking moment when Liza and Sean overhear Jude speaking to Brahms. This raises concerns about Jude's well-being, prompting them to involve a family therapist.

Joseph confides in Jude about a missing dog. However, the disappearance of the dog adds to the family's growing unease as unsettling drawings created by Jude surface, hinting at his trauma.

During a tense dinner, Jude points out that Brahms' plate is missing, igniting an argument between Liza and Sean. This conflict highlights the family’s increasing pressure to understand Jude's fixation on the doll.

After leaving for the mansion with Brahms, Jude leaves behind an unsettling note that reads, 'I told you not to make him mad.' This note reflects the growing control Brahms has over Jude's actions.

Joseph reveals the tragic backstory of Brahms, the boy who once lived there and committed two murders. This dark history intertwines with Jude's experiences, raising further concerns about his mental state.

Tensions escalate when a visit from Sean's brother and his family ends with an accident that injures Jude's cousin, Will. This incident intensifies Liza's emotional distress and fear for her family.

Liza confronts Joseph about Jude's whereabouts after he suddenly becomes aggressive, ominously stating that 'Brahms and Jude are gonna be one.' This moment increases the suspense and danger surrounding Jude.

Sean discovers Liza and Jude in the basement and violently attacks Brahms, uncovering something grotesque beneath the doll's exterior. This pivotal moment reveals the true malevolence associated with Brahms.

In the aftermath of the fight, Joseph's sinister intentions are revealed, leading to his demise in an explosion. This event marks a turning point for Liza and her family, offering them a chance to escape the horror.

The family returns to their city life, attempting to regain a sense of normalcy. However, as Jude prepares for bed, he reveals a chilling moment when he dons a porcelain mask, vowing everything will be fine as long as the family obeys the rules.