The Visitor

In an enigmatic alien landscape, Jerzy Colsowicz experiences a vision of a powerful and destructive storm. A Christ-like figure explains a centuries-long cosmic conflict between Zatteen and Yahweh. Zatteen escaped to Earth centuries ago, and although he was killed by Yahweh, his spirit lives on in the minds of humanity, waiting to reemerge. The figure notes that Zatteen fathered dozens of children with human women, whose descendants populate Earth.

Colsowicz is sent to Earth with several disciples to observe Katy's powers. Katy, Barbara Collins's eight-year-old daughter, displays psychokinetic abilities. He becomes acquainted with Barbara's new maid Jane Phillips, who senses the potential evil in Katy.

During a professional basketball game at The Omni in Atlanta, Raymond Armstead sits courtside and vows the team will win at all costs. When pressed about the source of his wealth, he claims it comes from God. Raymond is allied with a secret group of Satanists who want Zatteen resurrected, and Dr. Walker reminds him that Barbara could be used to distill Zatteen's powers.

Katy begins to experiment with her powers, subtly aiding the team to victory. Colsowicz watches from a distance with his disciples, monitoring the situation. The atmosphere tightens as the team experiences a sudden, inexplicable boost during play.

Barbara is inadvertently paralyzed by a gunshot wound, leaving her wheelchair-bound. This injury deepens the Satanists' interference and draws the attention of authorities. A police detective, Jake Durham, begins investigating the deaths, sensing a dark pattern.

As the investigation unfolds, Jake Durham is killed in a car accident manipulated by the Satanists. His death removes a key obstacle to the cult's plans. The sinister influence tightens its grip on the unfolding events.

Barbara does become pregnant after the intervention, but she fears having another child. Her ex, Dr. Sam Collins (Katy's biological father), arranges an abortion. The personal crisis intensifies the stakes for everyone involved.

Raymond and Katy decide to eliminate Barbara by tying a wire around her neck and sending her down the stairs in her chair lift. Colsowicz intervenes, summoning an army of doves that thwart Katy and kill Raymond. The immediate threat to Barbara is averted, but the danger remains.

The remaining Satanists are found dead the next day at their round table, presumably killed by Colsowicz's intervention. The ritual circle that supported the malevolent plans is broken. The sense of imminent threat begins to lift as the cosmic conflict shifts toward resolution.

Colsowicz returns to the Christ-like figure and his apostles, revealing that he has brought Katy with him. She is now bald and cleansed of her malice, and the figure emphasizes that children are not to be harmed. The moment marks a turning point in the battle between light and dark.

Katy embraces Colsowicz, signaling reconciliation and a hopeful note for the future. The film closes on a moral reminder that violence against children is unacceptable. The characters regroup under the guidance of the Christ-like figure as the immediate menace recedes.

The closing beats echo the larger idea that Zatteen's spirit persists in human minds, waiting for another opportunity to reemerge. The balance between benevolence and malice is reset, hinting at future threats should humanity forget the warning. The narrative ends with a cautious optimism rooted in the renewed vow to protect innocence.