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Thea and Louise reveal their plan to crash the film site for an artsy commercial, posing as caterers and aiming to steal whatever they can. They justify their thefts as anti-consumerist acts and vow to donate the proceeds to charity. The drive to the countryside manor is intercut with their confident hustle as they prepare to film the operation.

The duo stops at a local shop to stock up before the heist. A clerk hints at occult activity and a druidic past tied to the manor, foreshadowing danger. The ominous context plants unease about what awaits at the house.

At the manor, Thea and Louise set up surveillance cameras throughout the house for their 'behind-the-scenes' footage. Louise senses something is off as the creaky rooms and dim corridors invite unease. They also discover an iPad the crew uses to craft a video journal for their client.

The iPad reveals a video journal used by the crew for their client. The initial footage seems harmless but gradually becomes unsettling, hinting at a darker presence in the house. The tension rises as the recordings reveal something is not right.

During the chaotic filming, Emma accidentally stabs Grey to death with a dagger found in the home. The line between prank and horror blurs as the footage grows more troubling. The others realize something is seriously wrong, but dismiss it as part of the shoot.

Thea decides to investigate sounds coming from upstairs, convinced this is just a prank or scripted footage. Louise stays downstairs, riveted by the evolving video and trying to make sense of the events. The air grows colder as more eerie occurrences are captured on camera.

As the footage continues, Matt begins to behave as if possessed by an unseen force. His condition deteriorates quickly and he dies, leaving the crew stunned and terrified. The haunting escalates and violence becomes more apparent.

Emma and Tori sprint to an upstairs bedroom to escape, pursued by a robed, chanting figure. In a chilling moment, a television in the room plays old footage of an anthropology student who came to study the occult history and is killed by the same figure. The line between film and reality shatters.

Louise watches the new footage that reveals Thea being attacked by the robed figure. She also notices that the bodies of Matt and Grey have disappeared, suggesting something sinister is erasing evidence. The sense of danger tightens around the surviving crewmembers.

Realizing Tori is alive, Louise heads upstairs to regroup, and they attempt to flee together. They manage to exit the manor but are separated in the surrounding woods. The pursuit continues as the figure closes in on them.

In the forest and near the manor, the druid-like figure traps Thea and ultimately sacrifices her, despite Louise's pleas to escape. The robed killer kills Thea and, moments later, Louise herself, sealing their fates. The brutal ending underscores the danger that the site holds.

Hattie returns to the home with supplies, only to encounter the robed figure awaiting her. She, too, is killed, adding another layer of tragedy to the film site's nightmarish events. The cycle of violence closes the film with the haunting implication that the house consumes everyone who enters.