Ghost Fever

Buford and Benny are dispatched to serve an eviction notice at the historic plantation in Greendale County. They begin to explore the mansion to locate the proper paperwork. From the moment they set foot inside, the house feels unsettled, hinting at a long-buried conflict.

Buford discovers a hidden laboratory inside the mansion that was used to experiment on and torture enslaved people. The discovery uncovers a dark history that explains the house's supernatural activity. The air grows thick with eerie energy as the lab's presence seems to react to their intrusion.

Two ghosts, Andrew Lee and Jethro, decide to prevent the foreclosure and protect their old home. They are perplexed by the violent events and insist they are not responsible for what is happening. Their intervention begins to alter the balance of power in the mansion.

Linda and Lisa reveal themselves as residents connected to the house and summon Madame St. Esprit to hold a séance. The ritual triggers a surge of lightning-like spirit energy that lashes through the room. The attack leaves the occupants shaken and the house on edge.

After the séance, disturbances intensify as restless energy bursts through the house. Objects move and doors slam while the living struggle to understand the source. Lee and Jethro remain puzzled about who or what is behind the violence.

Jethro realizes that the slaves placed a voodoo curse on their master, turning him into an immortal vampire. The vampire materializes and zombies begin to stalk the plantation grounds. The line between history and haunting becomes frighteningly real.

Benny confronts the vampire and stakes him through the heart, ending the bloodsucker's reign. The immediate danger shifts as the undead wander the grounds. The living must contend with lingering threats while trying to secure the property.

Linda and Lisa explain that they have been dead for years and are eternally tied to the house. They reveal their purpose is to help save the plantation and protect its legacy. This revelation deepens the connection between the living and the dead in the mansion.

Benny competes in a boxing match to win prize money that can keep the plantation from foreclosing. He is aided by Lee and Jethro, though they are spirits guiding his courage. The underdog victory provides the funds needed to secure the property's future.

With the prize money in hand, the foreclosure is halted and the plantation's future is secured. The victory feels communal, as the living and the dead share in the triumph. The mansion seems to glow with a fragile, hopeful calm.

On a rural road at night, the spirits Lee and Jethro pull off a fatal car crash that claims Buford and Benny’s lives. The impact is abrupt and tragic, leaving the two men dead in a roadside tragedy. The ghosts of Buford and Benny then begin their afterlife journey back toward the plantation.

The ghosts of Buford and Benny happily return to the plantation to spend the afterlife with Linda and Lisa. The living residents celebrate the new companionship between the worlds. The plantation remains standing, and the spectral guardians ensure its legacy endures.