A desperate maintenance man buried under gambling debt breaks into his wealthy employers' empty home for quick cash, only to discover a gruesome secret and a house that is far from vacant.

All children are afraid of the dark. But for eight-year-old Félix, this darkness is different. It is dense, corporeal, and hides something sinister. A terrifying presence has taken up residence in his house, threatening to destroy what he loves most.

Jaime’s quest for healing leads her to restore a family heirloom. But what begins as a therapeutic project, soon spirals into a battle against an ancient evil that has plagued her bloodline for generations.

When Ariel was a disabled and disfigured child of three years old, a bad babysitter brought over a bag of weed, her boyfriend, and a VHS of A Nightmare on Elm Street. From under the coffee table, through the railings, Ariel saw themselves in that Zenith television, in the face of Freddy Krueger, and decided there was agency in being a monster rather than a martyr.

Every time Miriam goes to her grandparents’ house, discomfort and anguish take over. Her grandmother, who suffers from dementia and behaves as if her husband is still alive, has a fall and is admitted to the hospital. Miriam has to go to the house to get her clothes. As soon as she enters, the house seems to have something to remind her and Miriam doesn’t want to take it out of the attic…