Delirium

After spending time in a mental institution, Tom Walker is finally released back into society. Upon his return, he discovers that he has inherited his father's imposing mansion, which is now his new reality.

As part of his parole, Tom is placed under house arrest for thirty days, during which he must check in with his parole officer daily via video phone. This restriction adds to his sense of isolation and tension, as he grapples with his new freedom and haunting past.

Tom begins to experience disturbing hallucinations of his deceased father and his father's pet dog. These unsettling visions blur the line between reality and his mental state, creating a constant atmosphere of dread within the mansion.

While investigating the mansion, Tom discovers a jar containing a severed tongue, which terrifies him. Initially dismissing it as a hallucination, he becomes increasingly paranoid about the house and his own sanity.

Amidst his turmoil, Tom finds solace in Lynn, a grocery delivery worker who shows interest in him. Their connection offers a brief escape from his haunting experiences, although it is quickly marred by misunderstandings.

A routine check-up by Tom's parole officer Brody escalates into an aggressive confrontation after a misunderstanding during Lynn’s visit. This incident intensifies Tom's feelings of alienation, pushing him further into isolation.

Tom receives shocking news that his estranged brother Alex has escaped from prison. Driven by desperation to find hidden money left by their late father, Alex’s unpredictable presence brings chaos back into Tom's life.

Upon encountering Alex, Tom struggles to differentiate between reality and his deteriorating mental state. The brothers’ tense relationship is revealed as old wounds and traumatic memories resurface.

Tom discovers a secret bunker within the mansion, revealing unsettling truths about his family. This moment forces Tom to reckon with the dark legacy of his father, including his mother’s imprisonment.

The situation escalates violently when Alex takes Lynn hostage, leaving Tom with no choice but to confront his brother. This confrontation pushes Tom to confront not just Alex, but the very essence of his family's dark history.

As the mansion becomes engulfed in chaos and water, Tom and Lynn must escape the impending doom. The urgency of their dire situation highlights the climax of emotional and physical struggle.

In a heart-pounding confrontation, Tom faces off against Alex, leading to a life-altering climax. This showdown forces Tom to finally confront the terror of his family's legacy.

Emerging from the chaos, Tom asserts his ownership over the mansion, declaring, 'It is now.' This pivotal moment symbolizes his determination to reclaim his identity and life from the shadows of his past.