Major Caligula

A group of seven researchers ventures deep into the ancient forests of Ballyboley, where nature feels older than memory, and silence carries weight. Their journey leads them to an isolated mansion standing untouched by time, inhabited by figures who seem to belong more to legend than reality. Hospitality is offered, but it comes with unspoken rules and an overwhelming sense of unease. As night approaches and the moon rises, the mansion reveals its true nature.
Disturbing visions, fractured perceptions, and an unexplainable presence haunt each visitor in different ways. Beauty masks danger, trust dissolves into terror, and the forest itself becomes an extension of the nightmare they are trying to escape. What follows is a desperate struggle for survival against forces both seen and unseen. One by one, the group is tested by betrayal, fear, and loss, pursued by a relentless predator whose charm conceals something monstrous.
When all hope seems extinguished, an unexpected intervention shifts the balance between hunter and hunted. This is a tale of forbidden curiosity, deceptive appearances, and the thin boundary between humanity and monstrosity, set against a wilderness that remembers every scream.