The Halfway House

In an eerie and secluded mansion, a diverse group of wayward young women find themselves under the roof of what appears to be a rehabilitation center, aiming to correct their deviant behavior and redirect their lives onto a more socially acceptable path. The house is overseen by a stern and enigmatic figure, along with her equally mysterious staff, who enforce strict rules and a unique form of therapy. The inhabitants are initially hopeful that this could be their chance for redemption and a fresh start away from their troubled pasts.

As the days pass, peculiar and unsettling events begin to unravel within the mansion's ancient walls. The therapy sessions grow increasingly bizarre, involving odd rituals and intimidating psychological tactics. A creeping sense of dread fills the atmosphere, prompting some of the women to question the true intent of their hosts and the dark history of the house itself. Secrets begin to surface, revealing that their stay might have sinister motives beyond their rehabilitation. As tensions rise, the group must navigate a web of mysteries and confront the haunting reality of their situation before it's too late.