Wyatt shows up at the doorstep of his old friend, Christian, seemingly aimless and carrying trauma from a recent breakup. Christian, who is navigating his own insecurities while aiming for a promotion at work, invites Wyatt to stay with him in his apartment. As they reconnect, Wyatt confides in Christian about terrifying phone calls he has been receiving, warning him of a hidden war and claiming that certain people around them are actually monstrous creatures in disguise. Unsure whether these are delusions or reality, Wyatt prepares for what he believes is an imminent apocalyptic battle.

As Wyatt's paranoia deepens, tensions grow between the friends. Christian attempts to help Wyatt while balancing his relationship with his colleague, Mara, whom he is romantically interested in. The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense as Wyatt’s behavior grows more erratic and suspicious. Christian wrestles with his loyalty to his friend and his discernment of Wyatt’s mental state. The line between reality and delusion starts to blur, causing Christian to question Wyatt's perceptions and the true nature of the people around them. As their bond is tested under the pressure of these supernatural fears and psychological turmoil, the narrative delves into themes of friendship, trust, and the fragile threshold between sanity and madness without yet revealing which side will prevail.