Marcia Bennett

College student Ethan disappoints his family by leaving dinner early to continue working on ELI, an experimental apparatus designed to generate wireless electricity. Ethan and his girlfriend Hannah sneak into their university's lab to activate the device, but hurriedly leave after the massive power draw causes a campus-wide blackout. The next morning, Ethan learns that his parents Richard and Lila were struck and killed by a truck. Ethan moves back home to help his younger brother Matt and little sister Becca adjust to life without their mother and father. Ethan continues working on his machine in the garage. Whenever Ethan activates the device, the siblings notice instances of apparent supernatural activity throughout the house. Although Becca also begins speaking to an unseen entity named Alice, the trio eventually becomes convinced that their mom and dad are trying to communicate with them. Having not spoken to her since his parents died, Ethan tells Hannah what he believes is happening and asks for her help tuning the machine. When he comes home, Ethan finds Becca's doll levitating as Becca and Matt play with an invisible presence. Ethan warns his siblings to not use the device when he isn't around and to not tell anyone what is happening. Next-door neighbor Tom, a widower who works for the DWP, helps Ethan rewire the house's electricity to provide more power to the device. With Matt and Becca's encouragement, Ethan continues working on the machine to make a stronger connection to the spirits. Matt's friend Dag comes over to the house. Ethan activates the device in the garage. Dag flees on his bike after encountering a shadowy specter. A presence nearly drowns Becca in the tub. Tom comes to see Ethan demanding to know what the device really does. Tom explains that because of the machine's signal radius, he has been having encounters with a ghost he believes to be his dead wife Karen. Ethan and Matt press Becca for more details about her imaginary friend Alice. Becca explains that Alice used to live in their house and is afraid of someone named Henry. Hannah stops by to show Ethan footage from their university experiment that depicts a spectral figure in the background. Ethan and Hannah visit family friend Marie, who explains that Alice was a little girl who disappeared and her foster father Henry Gifford was suspected of being involved. A ghost lures Becca into a trunk by playing hide-and-seek with her doll. Becca discovers a passage leading to a hidden room in the house's basement where she is captured by a specter. Realizing the ghost isn't his mom or dad, Ethan rushes to the house with Hannah. Ethan discovers the device is gone. While Ethan goes next door to confront Tom about the missing machine, Matt and Hannah frantically search for a way to get to Becca. Matt and Hannah become separated. Matt ends up in the hidden chamber captured by the same entity as his sister. Desperate to continue communicating with the figure he believes to be his wife, Tom refuses to let Ethan have the machine back. The two men fight. Ethan eventually convinces Tom that the ghost is not Tom's wife and he needs to get free to rescue Becca. Tom relents only to be pulled away by the apparition. As a dark figure approaches Matt and Becca in the other house, Ethan smashes the device at Tom's. The entities vanish. Ethan helps Tom recover before reuniting with Matt, Becca, and Hannah. Ethan, Matt, and Becca move out of the house and into a new place. Although Becca purposefully leaves her doll behind at the old residence, it mysteriously resurfaces in a moving box.

Inspired by the classic Universal film that launched a legacy of horror, The Wolfman brings the myth of a man cursed into lycanthropy back to its iconic origins and stars Academy Award_ winner Benicio Del Toro as a haunted nobleman lured back to his family estate after his brother vanishes. Reunited with his estranged father (Academy Award_-winner Anthony Hopkins), he sets out to find his brother...and discovers a horrifying destiny for himself. Also starring Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving.

In 1965, after burning down a tree in her yard, rebel teenager Heather Fasulo is sent to the boarding school Falburn Academy in the middle of the woods by her estranged mother Alice Fasulo and negligent father Joe Fasulo. The headmistress, Ms. Traverse, accepts Heather in spite of her father's bad financial condition. The displaced Heather becomes close friends with Marcy Turner, while they are maltreated by their abusive classmate Samantha Wise. During the night, Heather has a nightmare of a student named Ann, covered in blood, and hears voices that seem to be coming from the woods. The next day, Marcy tells Heather that Ann was taken to a mental institution after attempting to commit suicide, and that she'd been covered in blood. With the help of Marcy, Heather eventually learns to adjust to her new school, even having fun at times and making more friends. Ms. Traverse subjects Heather to special tests to see if she is "gifted", telling her that it is all part of her scholarship to the academy. The girls tell Heather a spooky story about the history of Falburn, which includes three young redheaded sisters who arrived at the school and turned out to be witches, killing the headmistress before leaving to the woods. Meanwhile, Samantha continues to torment Heather, who comes to despise her and fights back. Ann returns from the mental institution, and Heather finds her one day, rocking in her bed. Ann reveals that she is afraid she will be taken by the witches. She says she is cold, so Heather climbs on a trunk to try and close the open window over Ann's bed. A low fog rushes into the room and knocks Heather down, twisting her ankle, and she is taken to the infirmary. The next day, Heather finds Ann's bed empty, her place filled with dead leaves. She witnesses the headmistress lying to the police about Ann's disappearance, remarking that she is being taken care of. This leads her to become suspicious and she tries to talk to Marcy about it. But Marcy acts strangely, and is shadowed by one of the teachers. Soon after, Heather finds Marcy's bed empty and covered in leaves. Later, she is confronted in the woods by Samantha, who reveals that she has actually been trying to protect Heather with her antics. She tells Heather that the school is led by a coven of witches who want to take all of the girls away. Samantha explains that she has called Heather's father to help her escape and that the milk is poisoned. The girls are both caught by a school mistress, who promptly takes Samantha away. Samantha is later found hanging from a bedsheet in the cafeteria. When a police officer comes to investigate, Heather tells him of the missing students. The officer confronts the headmistress, but she claims that the girls ran away. Another mistress "leads" the officer into the woods to find the girls, where he is killed by the living vines of a tree. Heather's parents show up to take her home, though the headmistress tries to persuade them otherwise. On the way home, their car is mysteriously flipped and Heather is knocked unconscious. Alice is dragged out of the car by a living vine and kicks Joe in the head, knocking him out. Heather and Joe wake up in a nearby hospital. Before they can reach each other, Ms. Traverse has Heather dragged away, then slits her own hand and forces her black blood down Joe's throat, which puts him into a catatonic state. Heather returns to the school in despair. She drinks the milk that evening, but later vomits it back up, finding tree bark in it. Back at the hospital, Joe wakes up and vomits up Ms. Traverse's black blood, which also has tree bark in it. He quickly escapes and goes to find Heather. That night, Heather begins to hear voices again, and when she attempts to leave, a living vine captures her. When she awakens, she is wrapped in vines in a large foggy room, next to Ann and Marcy, who are also held captive. All of the teachers appear and reveal themselves to be witches. Ms. Traverse is their leader, and she explains that their spirits have been trapped in the woods all these years, and they need to inhabit the bodies of young women to escape their imprisonment. Heather appears to be the centerpiece of her plan because she has the strongest powers among the gifted students. Heather is coerced into completing the ritual, and the vines begin to mummify all of the girls in the school. Before it can complete itself, Joe breaks into the room with an ax and begins to kill the witches. Heather breaks free from the vines and grabs the ax, proceeding to chop all of the witches into pieces. Heather and Joe then leave with all of the girls, walking down the road into the daylight as the school burns in the distance behind them. The end of the movie states that Falburn Academy burned to the ground in 1965, while the surrounding woods were strangely left untouched.