Horsemen

An older man and his dog begin their winter morning hunt. They stumble upon an eerie sight: a serving tray with a haunting message etched on the nearby trees.

Detective Aidan Breslin, an emotionally detached widower, receives a call about a potential murder at the lake. He arrives at the scene, where he must identify the victim through dental forensics.

Breslin uncovers the identity of the victim, an unsettling task that uncovers unknown details about the man's life. The phrase 'Come and See' haunts him, echoing through the crime scene.

The investigation leads Breslin to discover the murder of a beloved wife and mother, executed with chilling precision. The gruesome details of her death reveal a ritualistic nature with the ominous phrase repeating throughout the scene.

As Breslin delves deeper, he uncovers that four individuals were involved in the killing, documenting the atrocity. He struggles to comfort the daughters, overwhelmed by the tragedy.

At home, Breslin grapples with the distance growing between him and his sons, Alex and Sean. His work constantly pulls him away, complicating any chance of reconnecting with them.

The emergence of a second murder, strikingly similar to the first, sends shockwaves through the investigation. Breslin realizes a pattern tying the murders together, keeping the ominous phrase at the forefront.

Breslin's son Sean offers insights that draw parallels to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. This revelation deepens the investigation and signals imminent danger as the phrase 'Come and See' looms over them.

Detective Breslin meets Kristin, a key figure in the case who reveals shocking details about her involvement in the murders. Her confession adds a complex layer to an already twisted narrative.

Despite external pressure, Breslin stays focused on the case, convinced another victim is still in danger. He connects the dots, realizing the remaining victim corresponds to the Horseman of Pestilence.

Breslin's partner, Stingray, faces a terrifying attack while searching for clues about the Horsemen. This incident motivates Breslin to act swiftly to ensure his family's safety.

Breslin races to a theater filled with memories, only to face a horrific scenario where his son Alex hangs above him. The stakes raise as a desperate struggle unfolds between rescuing his son and facing the Horsemen.

After an intense confrontation, Breslin finds his son in critical condition, triggering overwhelming emotions of fear and helplessness. The narrative leaves viewers with uncertain lingering feelings regarding Alex's fate.

The movie closes with a poignant moment as Sean awakens from a nightmare, comforted by Breslin. Yet, the conversation hints at a reality where hope is overshadowed by loss.