The Sisterhood of Night

In Kingston, New York, high school girl Emily Parris seeks revenge after her classmate Mary Warren sabotages her audition for the school play. In a desperate attempt to get back at Mary, Emily steals her phone and publicly reveals all her private messages on her blog, igniting a fierce conflict between the two.

Following Emily's blog post, tensions escalate as Mary retaliates by publicly insulting Emily in front of their classmates. She labels Emily a 'blog whore', which increases the animosity between them and draws attention from their peers.

That evening, feeling overwhelmed by the chaos, Mary declares a 'vow of silence' on Facebook and deletes her social media accounts. This newfound resolution leads her to conceive the idea of forming a Sisterhood, beginning a secretive journey with her close classmates.

Mary successfully recruits Catherine Huang and Lavinia Hall to be founding members of the Sisterhood. They undertake mysterious outdoor rituals in the forest, marking the beginning of their secret activities and bonding over shared experiences.

As the new school year begins, rumors of the Sisterhood spread rapidly throughout the school. Many girls desire to join this exclusive group, yet the details of their rituals remain closely guarded due to the vow of silence each member has taken.

Feeling left out and determined to discover the truth, Emily decides to spy on the Sisterhood during one of their rituals in the woods. However, she is soon caught by Mary and the plan to expose them is thwarted.

In a desperate bid to regain control, Emily posts a sensational blog entry claiming to have overheard the Sisterhood engaging in harmful activities. Her exaggerated account sends shockwaves through the community and heightens the tension around the Sisterhood.

During a dramatic confrontation at a Mass, Emily publicly accuses Mary of terrible deeds related to the Sisterhood. Mary's calm response to distance herself from the group only adds to the chaos and public interest.

As allegations continue to surface, Lavinia's mother discovers disturbing items in her room, including a doll with a pentagram, raising alarm bells among parents. This incident adds fuel to the fire of the ongoing scandal surrounding the Sisterhood.

When Lavinia is humiliated in front of her peers and made to falsely confess the Sisterhood's 'witchcraft', the backlash ultimately leads to her tragic suicide. This event sends shockwaves through the community and profoundly impacts the remaining members.

At Lavinia's funeral, emotions run high as Mary pays tribute by sharing a kiss with her boyfriend Jeff, honoring Lavinia's memory. Meanwhile, Emily grapples with her guilt over the fabricated accusations that contributed to the tragic outcome.

Overcome with remorse, Emily confesses her wrongdoings and pleads for forgiveness from those she wronged. Her admission of guilt, coupled with public sentiment, causes some to view her as a voice for abuse survivors despite the controversy.

In a poignant moment of healing, Mary and Catherine perform a heartfelt dance dedicated to Lavinia, showcasing their unity and shared pain. This act becomes a representation of their journey through grief and solidarity in the aftermath of tragedy.

As the film approaches its conclusion, Mary extends an olive branch to Emily by offering her a paper square, symbolizing acceptance into the Sisterhood. This moment reflects a potential for reconciliation and healing between the two girls.

The film concludes with the Sisterhood moving together through Kingston and into the woods, embodying their enduring bond. A sense of continuity is evoked as the narrative hints at the Sisterhood's hidden traditions being passed down through time.