The Big House

Beth, played by Rebecca Hall, begins her new life in a serene lakeside dwelling, which also serves as a haunting reminder of her late husband, Owen. His abrupt suicide leaves her grappling with overwhelming grief, and the echoes of their shared life permeate the silence of the house.

Beth faces a harsh reality when Becky, the mother of her student Hunter, confronts her about the C grade her son received. This visit serves as a painful reminder of her emotional turmoil and forces Beth to confront the aftermath of Owen's death.

Beth's best friend Claire visits during a grief counseling session, and the weight of their shared sorrow hangs heavy in the air. They attempt to find solace amidst the emotional turmoil as they share stories about their grief.

While exploring her home, Beth uncovers hidden floor plans that suggest Owen was secretly constructing something before his tragic end. That night, strange music echoes from downstairs, compelling Beth to investigate further and examine the enigma of her husband's life.

Beth begins experiencing eerie manifestations, including whispers reminiscent of Owen's voice and haunting visions of him appearing naked on the beach. These phenomena blur the lines of reality as she grapples with her grief and the true nature of her experiences.

During an evening gathering with Claire and friends, Beth is confronted with the stark reality of Owen's suicide note. His chilling last words trigger memories of her own near-death experience, deepening her turmoil and isolation.

Seeking solace by the tranquil waters, Beth ventures to the dock and discovers bloody footprints leading to her doorstep. This discovery intensifies her emotions as she feels a dissonance between her isolated state and the haunting presence that lingers around her.

On a solo hike, Beth encounters Mel, a concerned neighbor who shares a chilling sighting of Owen with a woman resembling Beth. This revelation sends her into a spiral of disbelief as she uncovers photographs that raise unsettling questions about Owen's true nature.

A chance meeting with Madelyne at a bookstore reveals her striking resemblance to women in Owen's photographs. The conversation deepens the complexity of Beth's situation as they share their connections to Owen, lending tension to their interaction.

Madelyne visits Beth and reluctantly shares her terrifying experience with Owen, revealing his attempts to suffocate her. This shocking disclosure sends Beth into a whirl of emotions as she starts to question her understanding of the man she loved.

Beth discovers a half-finished shed that contains remnants of a dark past, including remains of women resembling those from her dreams. The horrifying sight alters her perception of Owen, solidifying the terrifying reality of his actions.

In a moment of desperation, Beth attempts to confess her discoveries about Owen to Claire, but her voicemail goes unanswered. The silence speaks volumes, suggesting Claire may not be ready to confront the horrors lurking in Owen’s dark legacy.

As Beth spirals deeper into her grief, she imagines a connection with Owen's spirit, only to realize it may not be him, but an insidious entity manipulating her. She confronts chilling visions that reveal a more sinister side to her late husband's character.

Claire arrives to find Beth in a heavily disturbed state, having taken Owen's boat and firearm in a moment of despair. Claire's urgent pleas for help, coupled with Mel's arrival, highlight the dire situation as Beth's grip on reality continues to slip.

As Claire tries to stabilize the situation, Beth gazes into the depths of the lake, her mind plagued by chilling visions. She responds calmly to Claire's inquiries, masking the darkness that continues to envelop her, indicating a complex psychological struggle.