Evil Angel

During a routine night on the streets, Marcus, a paramedic, grows emotionally attached to Emma Carillo, a dying patient with five stab wounds. He fights to keep her alive as she slips toward death. Emma ultimately dies at Mercy Hospital, setting Marcus on a disturbing path.

Emma dies at Mercy Hospital, and in the wake of that near death moment, Caroline Kuntz awakens as a demonic presence. She begins to murder, leaving Marcus to grapple with the sudden horror surrounding the case. The hospital becomes the source of the earliest acts of supernatural violence.

Marcus returns home to discover Carla sleeping with a stranger, shattering his sense of trust and launching his personal life into chaos. Suspicion and anger drive him toward a downward spiral as he tries to make sense of what is happening. Their fragile marriage is on the brink as the paranormal events unfold.

Marcus is suspended from his medical duties due to alleged mistreatment connected to Emma's treatment and the death of a prostitute, Elizabeth Markham. Private Detective Carruthers is assigned to the case to investigate the chain of deaths. The professional world collapses around Marcus as the case grows darker.

Marcus attends Emma's funeral, attempting to console his wife Carla, who is still in turmoil. He slips into a brief depression as the weight of the case and Emma's death press in on him. The emotional core of Marcus blurs with the encroaching nightmare.

Caroline continues to kill left and right, claiming Carruthers's son Victor among her victims. Carruthers interviews Elizabeth's mother and tracks a man named Ray, learning Elizabeth was once a nice girl who became abusive after she died. The investigation hints at a demonic influence behind a string of murders.

Caroline targets a sex worker named Josie at an apartment building, but Josie fights back. To stop Josie from helping her escape, Caroline petrifies Ray into falling down the stairs and pushes Petra over the rail to hang. The violence escalates as Josie struggles to survive the possession-driven onslaught.

Josie manages to kill Caroline, breaking the possession and releasing the harmful spirit from her body. The immediate threat recedes for the moment, but the air remains thick with dread as the case nears its climax. Marcus and others begin to glimpse how deep the supernatural goes.

Marcus grows closer to his best friend Jenny, a bond that alarms Carla, who discovers them kissing. In a desperate act of self-destruction, Carla uses a TV to electrocute herself in the bathtub, an act Marcus narrowly prevents from triggering a psychiatric intervention. He then hides what happened to keep his wife at home.

Marcus visits his spiritualist friend Martineau and learns that Emma and Carla are now possessed by an ancient spirit. The revelation reframes the case as a supernatural haunting rather than mere tragedy. Marcus steels himself for the looming confrontation.

Out of spite, Carla abducts Jenny and, on her way home, runs Josie over, killing her. The act shows Lilith's influence has fully taken hold. Jenny becomes a vessel for the spirit as the body count rises.

Carruthers arrives to warn Marcus about the evil spirit and explains Lilith's place in myth as the demon behind the possession. The revelation underscores the supernatural stakes and foreshadows the final confrontation. Marcus steels himself for what comes next.

Carla kills and beheads Carruthers with a sword, revealing the full extent of Lilith's threat. Marcus returns home to face his possessed wife and the looming danger. The two clash in a deadly standoff as Marcus fights to save Jenny.

In the backyard, Carla pushes Jenny, who is tied to a chair, into the pool while Marcus shoots Carla to stop her. He is drugged and faints as paramedics rush to rescue Marcus and Jenny. Both survive, but the ordeal leaves them with a grim future.

After the hospital, the truth remains: Jenny is now possessed by the same spirit. Marcus and Jenny part ways, each carrying the weight of the ordeal and the knowledge that Lilith's influence endures. The story closes on a note of uneasy separation and unresolved horror.