The House That Wept

Some houses whisper secrets. This one screams them. When child psychologist Clara Voss inherits her grandmother's decaying Victorian manor on the storm-lashed coast of Maine, she sees a chance to escape the wreckage of her marriage and the grief of a recent miscarriage. But the moment she steps inside, with her silent foster daughter Lina at her side, the house begins to stir. Footsteps echo from empty halls.
Weeping rises through the floorboards. And Lina-who hasn't spoken in weeks-starts drawing images of faceless children and a shadowy man lurking in the basement. As Clara unearths disturbing records, long-buried memories claw their way to the surface: a locked attic, whispers behind doors, and a twin sister no one speaks of. What begins as a psychological unraveling soon reveals something far darker-a legacy of cruelty and silence passed through generations.
Now the house wants the truth. And it won't stop until Clara remembers everything.