Men

Following years of emotional turmoil in their marriage, James tragically takes his own life, leaving Harper devastated. This grim event occurs after a heated argument where he strikes her in anger, leading to a fatal fall from their balcony.

Seeking solace, Harper travels to the picturesque village of Cotson, Herefordshire, to escape the painful memories of her husband's death. She rents a quaint country house and is greeted by the quirky owner, Geoffrey, who introduces her to the property.

While exploring the nearby woods, Harper stumbles upon an old railway tunnel and is startled by a distant figure's screams. This encounter intensifies her feelings of dread and paranoia.

The following day, during a video call with her friend Riley, Harper spots a bloodied naked man in her garden, heightening her sense of fear. In her frantic attempt to secure her safety, she locks the door just as he reaches through the letterbox.

Terrified by the naked man's intrusion, Harper calls the police, and he is apprehended. However, she is shocked to see that one of the officers closely resembles Geoffrey, blurring the lines of her reality.

In search of peace, Harper visits a local church and encounters carvings that leave her feeling unsettled. There, she meets a vicar and a young boy, both of whom stunningly resemble Geoffrey, prompting a troubling conversation about blame in James's death.

Later, Harper visits a nearby pub and is disturbed to find that the patrons and the bartender mirror Geoffrey's appearance. Her discomfort increases when she learns that the naked man has been released due to lack of evidence.

Harper's sense of safety continues to erode as she encounters numerous disruptions, including flickering lights and the sudden disappearance of the policeman. Her panic escalates, prompting her to prepare for self-defense as she senses imminent danger.

After an intense moment with a male patron from the pub, Harper finds herself face-to-face with Geoffrey again. He explains that a broken window was an accident, adding to the surreal atmosphere that surrounds her.

The terrifying reappearance of the naked man prompts a chaotic struggle between him and Harper. In a moment of self-defense, she stabs him, finding the incident horrific as his injury mirrors that of James's fall.

Soon after the violent encounter, Harper is confronted by the boy and the vicar, who have similar injuries to the naked man. In a frantic bid to escape, she stabs the vicar, battling against the twisted reality closing in around her.

Harper attempts to flee the chaos in her vehicle but collides violently with Geoffrey, who takes control of the car, leading to a terrifying chase that ends in a crash. Her struggle to escape grows dire as she faces the embodiment of her nightmares.

After the chaos, the naked man, now transformed into a grotesque version of the Green Man, emerges, embodying the pain of James. In a horrific display, he gives birth to the boy, who births the vicar, Geoffrey, and ultimately James, showcasing the cycle of violence.

In a surreal moment, Harper finds herself sitting next to James in their home, prompting a chilling exchange regarding his desires. His haunting response reveals the depth of their emotional connection, even in the afterlife.

The next day, Riley arrives to support Harper, revealing a blood-stained path behind her. This unsettling reunion is marked by Harper’s strange smile, hinting at the psychological trauma that has unfolded during her stay.