See No Evil 2

In the dead‑of‑night, a group of college friends decides to celebrate a birthday inside the cold, fluorescent corridors of a city morgue. The setting—gleaming steel tables, hanging preservative jars and low‑hum of fluorescent lights—creates a claustrophobic backdrop where the line between life and death feels unnervingly thin. Their harmless plan to surprise Amy quickly takes on an unsettling edge as the sterile environment amplifies every whispered joke and nervous laugh.

The night’s uneasy atmosphere is heightened by the presence of the morgue’s night crew. Seth, a weary employee on the graveyard shift, shares the space with the gruff yet meticulous supervisor Holden. Their routine work of processing bodies becomes a quiet ritual, punctuated by the occasional flicker of the building’s aging lights. As the friends mingle with the staff, the tension between the youthful revelry and the morbid professionalism builds, hinting at something lurking just beyond the routine.

Hidden beneath the morgue’s sub‑basement lies the sealed slab of Jacob Goodnight, a disfigured figure whose past crimes have left a lingering dread in the city. When the slab is disturbed, an unsettling presence awakens, casting a shadow over the celebration. The film leans into a grim, unsettling tone, where the sterile corridors feel like a labyrinth of dread, and the ordinary act of a birthday party becomes a catalyst for something far more terrifying.

As the night stretches on, the friends find themselves navigating a space that seems to conspire against them, with every echo and distant clang amplifying their growing unease. The combination of youthful optimism, seasoned morgue staff, and the looming menace of Jacob Goodnight sets the stage for a suspenseful, atmospheric horror that asks whether curiosity can survive within walls that were never meant to be entered after dark.

Last Updated: September 26, 2025 at 04:33