Haunter

In a remote house tucked away in northern Ontario, an unsettling stillness lingers long after the lights have dimmed. The walls seem to hold their breath, echoing with whispers of lives that once unfolded within them. Into this quiet, a teenage apparition becomes aware of her own mortality, drifting between the tangible world and a realm of lingering memories. Lisa Johnson—a ghost still tethered to the place she once called home—finds herself confronting the strange reality of being both observer and participant in a space that refuses to let go.

​Lisa feels an unexpected pull toward a family that has moved into the house, seeking refuge from the ordinary and the unknown. Their everyday struggles and fragile connections awaken a protective instinct she never imagined she possessed. As she reaches out, the boundaries between her ethereal existence and the living become blurred, hinting at a deep, unspoken bond that could reshape both their fates. The family’s quiet routine is suffused with an undercurrent of tension, a sense that something unseen watches from the shadows.

Beneath the surface, a sinister presence looms—a lingering spirit of a long‑dead serial killer capable of commandeering the bodies of those around it. This malevolent force casts a pall over the household, whispering of hidden histories and forgotten sins. Lisa must grapple not only with the eerie pull of this dark entity but also with the fragments of her own tragic past that surface in the house’s echoing corridors. The film balances dread and melancholy, weaving a mood of haunting beauty and fragile hope as the ghost strives to shield her new family while confronting the demons that threaten to consume them both.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:27