The Visitor

Robert and Maia inherit her father's vast estate, marking a new chapter in their lives. They are initially excited to settle into their new home, which offers all the promise of a fresh start.

While exploring their new home, Maia uncovers a hidden compartment in the floor that contains a creepy doll. This discovery sets the stage for the unsettling events that will unfold in the estate.

At a local bar, Maia and Robert are warmly welcomed by Judy and the townsfolk, who make Maia feel at home. Unfortunately, Robert's overindulgence in drinks leads him to a night of drunken slumber.

Robert is awakened in the night by strange crying sounds from the attic. There, he meets a frail, blind woman who ominously greets him, leading to a nightmarish and unsettling experience.

As the couple processes their past, they discuss the emotional weight of losing their baby to miscarriage. Maia expresses her worry that Robert may blame her for the tragedy, hinting at the strain in their relationship.

Robert discovers a haunting painting titled 'The Visitor Accepts' that bears his likeness. This discovery raises questions about its origins and ties to Maia's late father.

At a local hardware store, a clerk cryptically tells Robert that they need to talk, before slipping him an enigmatic note. The message references art and truth, deepening the sense of mystery surrounding the estate.

During her father's memorial service, Robert contemplates the pastor's words about loss. He remains uneasy about the overly friendly nature of the townsfolk, which adds to his growing suspicion.

Robert returns to the antique shop and sees another painting of himself, titled 'The Visitor Watches It Burn.' The owner warns him about leaving town, which he dismisses, despite the mounting creepiness.

Maia announces that she is pregnant, which initially brings joy but is soon overshadowed by ominous events. At the same time, Robert is approached by a local pastor who speaks of faith, further complicating his feelings.

Upon returning home, Robert and Maia are shocked to find their living room filled with frogs. This strange occurrence raises suspicions about the townspeople and the nature of their new home.

Robert receives a call from Maxwell Braun, an art dealer, who shares unsettling research about the Visitor paintings. He offers a substantial sum of money but warns of the dangers of staying in the town.

Robert meets with Maxwell in the woods, only to discover him dead and tied to a tree. This shocking revelation leaves Robert unnerved and determined to find Maia, fearing she may be in danger.

In a pivotal confrontation, Maia reveals that Robert has been responsible for recent murders, tied to a dark legacy from the past. She connects his actions to a historic plot involving his kidnapping as a child.

The narrative culminates in Robert being crowned the Visitor during a terrifying ceremony surrounded by townspeople. The intertwining family legacies come full circle, leading to a chilling end as Maia's fate foreshadows doom.