The Manor

Judith Albright celebrates her 70th birthday with her daughter and grandson, Josh. The gathering is filled with warmth and love, marking a significant milestone in Judith's life.

During the birthday party, Judith suddenly suffers a stroke, alarming her family and guests. Following the incident, a doctor diagnoses her with Parkinson's disease, leading to concern for her future.

Determined to not burden her family, Judith makes the difficult decision to move into Golden Sun Manor, an old-age nursing home. This transition marks a new chapter in her life as she adapts to her new surrounding.

At the nursing home, Judith quickly befriends three vibrant residents: Ruth, Trish, and Roland. They invite her to play bridge, and together they form a deep and spirited bond.

Judith's roommate, Annette, cryptically warns her that someone is watching them at the facility. Initially confused, Judith later becomes plagued by nightmarish visions of a monster made of tree bark lurking in their room.

After revealing a chilling prediction about a creature targeting them, Annette is suddenly struck by a stroke and dies. Before her passing, she hands Judith a note with names on it, enhancing the mystery lurking around them.

In a panic after Annette's ominous message, Judith searches her room and discovers a voodoo element hidden under her bed. This frightening find compels her to escape the nursing home in hopes of uncovering the truth.

Judith reaches out to her daughter and Josh for help, but instead of rescuing her, her daughter sends her back to Golden Sun Manor. This rejection leaves Judith feeling isolated and desperate as she realizes nobody believes her.

While investigating the facility, Judith uncovers troubling connections between the staff and her new friends. She discovers that several residents are relatives of the Manor’s director, suggesting a sinister link.

Josh helps Judith identify a Celtic sigil resembling an oak tree engraved on one of the residents' arms. This symbol leads them to connect the dots about the dark magic being practiced at the nursing home.

After discovering voodoo elements in Roland's room, Judith confronts the trio in the woods where they engage in a dark ritual. This magical ceremony centers around the Oak Tree and involves the sacrifice of innocent souls.

During the ritual, the Oak Tree Monster emerges, claiming Roland's life as he attempts to sacrifice Judith. This chilling moment reveals the true nature of the dark powers at play within the Manor.

In a moment of allure, Trish and Ruth tempt Judith with promises of eternal youth. Blinded by desperation, Judith finds herself on the verge of succumbing to their dark magic, drawn into their sinister world.

Judith and Josh ultimately become a part of the dark sect, binding themselves to the Oak Tree's magic. Their transformation is marked by the appearance of a Celtic sigil on their bodies, granting them youthful energy.

As the story concludes, Judith celebrates her 70th birthday once again, unaware of the years that have passed since her transformation. She dances under the Oak Tree, surrounded by a crowd that represents her youthful new life.