Shocker

A news report reveals a serial killer with over thirty victims roaming a Los Angeles suburb, and identifies Horace Pinker as the prime suspect. Lt. Don Parker begins the long pursuit as the case makes headlines. The broadcast sets the stage for a personal, deadly confrontation to come.

As Parker closes in on Pinker, the killer eliminates Parker's wife, foster daughter, and foster son to derail the investigation. The murders hit close to home for Parker and intensify his determination to stop Pinker. The community is shaken by the brutality.

Jonathan, Parker's foster son and college football star, begins having vivid dreams that seem to channel Pinker's thoughts. The eerie connection hints that Pinker is reaching into Jonathan's mind and provides clues for the hunt. Parker starts to realize the dreams could guide them to Pinker's whereabouts.

Guided by the dreams, Parker and the police locate Pinker's repair shop. They confront Pinker, but he remains dangerous and elusive. The encounter raises the stakes as the killer slips away.

A chaotic shootout erupts during the pursuit, and several officers are killed as Pinker breaks free. He then targets Jonathan's girlfriend Alison at football practice and kills her as a birthday present. The violence underscores the killer's merciless intent.

Another dream leads Parker to Pinker, and the officers arrive as Pinker is about to kill again. They apprehend him at the scene, stopping the murder and taking Pinker into custody. The case seems to be closing, though the danger remains.

Pinker is convicted and sentenced to death in the electric chair. The legal process culminates in a formal justice scene.

Before execution, Pinker reveals that Jonathan is his son and that he has made a deal with the devil. When the chair fires, Pinker does not die but becomes pure electricity and can possess others. The transformation marks the birth of a new, supernatural threat.

Pinker, now an electrical force, possesses Lt. Parker and uses his strength to escape. He slips into a television dish, continuing his murderous rampage in a new form. Parker becomes a vessel for Pinker's power.

Jonathan and his friends, including Rhino, head to a power station to disrupt the grid and weaken Pinker's energy link. The plan relies on cutting the power supply to remove Pinker's hold on the real world. The operation increases the urgency of their race against time.

Jonathan learns that energy behaves like any physical force and is bound by real-world laws. He and Alison's spirit craft a plan to pull Pinker back into the real world and trap him inside a television. The realization reframes their battle as a struggle against physics as well as a killer.

The plan succeeds as Pinker is drawn back and trapped inside a television. Alison's voice guides Jonathan to take care of himself as the trap closes. The victory comes with a quiet sense of relief.

A neighborhood blackout follows when Jonathan's friends blow the power main, sealing Pinker in the TV. Jonathan steps outside to look at the night sky and agrees with Alison that the stars are beautiful, signaling a fragile peace after the ordeal.