No Place to Hide

After leaving work, Amy drives home and realizes a mysterious man in black is in her backseat. He doesn't kill her but taunts with Soon, Amy, soon before vanishing. The encounter leaves her shaken and paranoid.

With the police unable to help, Adele urges Amy to see psychiatrist Dr. Letterman. Amy reveals her father drowned a year earlier during a boating accident and that she canceled their trip, fueling guilt. Letterman suggests the killer may be a product of her subconscious, not a real person.

Amy receives a mysterious package in the mail bearing the ominous message. Adele and Amy trace its origin to a florist who claims Amy ordered it herself, though no memory supports that. The mystery deepens as someone seems to be manipulating events from behind the scenes.

Adele contacts James Lockwood, the attorney and trusted friend of Amy's father, to discuss the situation. She overhears him in a tense moment and runs off to college in anger. The moment hints at a larger conspiracy against Amy.

On the college campus, the man in black returns to terrify Amy as she tries to escape. David Norland, a fellow law student, appears and offers help, bringing a glimmer of safety. The threat feels more real as the mystery expands.

Amy returns to Dr. Letterman, who says her imagination is creating the killer. He advises facing her memories, prompting her to go back to the cabin where her father died to confront her guilt. The plan marks a turning point in her quest for truth.

Adele accompanies Amy to the cabin but leaves when James arrives. James hints he heard Amy is suicidal and notes the looming estate inheritance at 21, implying manipulation to profit. Adele's act is revealed as part of a larger scheme.

Letterman goes to the cabin and, after a struggle, sedates Amy and places her on a boat, pushing her into the river. He returns to Adele and pretends to comfort her, keeping up the illusion. The dramatic sequence drives the plot toward its twist.

Back at the mansion, Adele experiences inexplicable events such as locked doors that open and a sculpture of Amy that disappears. Letterman insists that these are merely her imagination. The tension mounts as she fears a malevolent force is at work.

Adele receives a phone call from James informing her that Amy's body has been found. That night, Amy appears at her door and Letterman arrives; Adele shoots through the door, believing he is Amy. The stakes escalate as fear overtakes reason.

It turns out Amy's death was a setup by James, David, and Amy to frighten Adele into confessing to killing Amy's father. Adele is arrested as the plan unfolds, while Amy celebrates two months with David. The truth remains hidden behind a staged tragedy.

In the final scene, David and Amy celebrate a two-month relationship while Adele remains behind bars. David whispers Soon, Amy, soon, echoing the threat that started the whole affair. The ending leaves the audience questioning what really happened.