I Still See You

A catastrophic explosion occurs at Dr. Martin Steiner's Ashburn Laboratories, leading to multiple casualties. This disaster not only takes lives but leaves behind ghostly remnants that begin haunting the living, mimicking their actions in eerie patterns.

Ten years after the explosion, Veronica 'Ronnie' Calder grapples with the unsettling habit of her family ignoring her deceased father Robert's presence at their breakfast table. This daily sight brings her both comfort and confusion as she struggles with the concept of her family's refusal to accept loss.

Ronnie has a chilling encounter with the remnant of a young man named Brian, who ominously scrawls the word 'run' on a mirror before vanishing. This disturbing event leads her to question whether she is truly safe and further ignites her anxiety about the presence of spirits.

During a lesson on remnants taught by Mr. Bittner, Ronnie experiences a sudden earbleed, which intensifies her worries about Brian. This incident pushes her to seek answers and delve deeper into the mystery surrounding the remnants.

Determined to understand Brian's intentions, Ronnie approaches Mr. Bittner at his home but finds him dismissive of her fears, attributing them to paranoia. Undeterred, Ronnie enlists the help of her new classmate Kirk to investigate further.

Ronnie and Kirk's research leads them to discover that Brian was linked to the mysterious disappearance and death of Pastor Greer's daughter, Mary. This revelation becomes even more unsettling when Ronnie realizes that she shares a birthday with Mary, deepening her emotional connection to the tragedy.

As the investigation progresses, Principal Pescatelli summons Kirk to discuss their findings. The meeting ends in disaster when Pescatelli falls through the ceiling during a school basketball game, causing Kirk to believe their inquiries might have severe repercussions.

Ronnie and Kirk connect Brian's name to additional tragic cases involving Emma Shaw and Claire White. When Claire's sister Kerry reveals that Brian was Claire’s boyfriend, the duo feels compelled to investigate deeper, leading them to Chicago's No-Go Zone.

Upon reaching the No-Go Zone, Ronnie and Kirk come face-to-face with Dr. Steiner, who divulges his dangerous experiments aiming to use the deceased as vessels to resurrect them. This confession unveils the real darkness behind Brian's actions and connection to past tragedies.

Kirk's situation worsens when a gun is discovered in his locker, leading to his arrest. Ronnie, now doubting Kirk’s innocence, reaches out to Mr. Bittner for help as she becomes increasingly aware of the imminent danger surrounding her.

With Mr. Bittner's guidance, Ronnie secures her home with a panic room designed to withstand the presence of remnants. As her birthday approaches, Bittner warns her that she may be in grave danger as it approaches, heightening the tension surrounding the already ominous situation.

The climax intensifies when Kirk uncovers Bittner's sinister intent tied to his daughter Eva's tragic fate. After knocking Kirk unconscious, Bittner plans to murder young women who share Eva's birthday, seeking to resurrect her from the dead.

In a desperate fight for her life at a frozen lake, Ronnie finds herself grappling with Bittner. As they struggle, Bittner catches up to her, and in a critical moment, Mary Greer’s ghost intervenes to help Ronnie escape while Brian’s spirit saves her from drowning.

After narrowly escaping, Ronnie fights to stay conscious while memories of skating with her father flood back. Meanwhile, Kirk manages to unearth himself, and together they confront their shared traumas at Robert's grave, prepared to honor the truth of their experiences.

As Ronnie and Kirk leave Robert’s grave, the spirit of Brian watches over them, serving as a reminder of the tragic events they have uncovered. The two are now bound by the heavy reality of their knowledge and the presence of the otherworldly experiences they faced.