On a desolate farm steeped in a history of unspeakable tragedy, the Graham family is a collection of fractured souls bound by a dark past. The reclusive and imposing patriarch, Robert Patrick as Josiah, lives with his troubled adult son, Scott Haze as Thomas, both haunted by the land they inhabit and the death of Josiah’s wife years prior. The past violently intrudes on the present when Josiah claims to have received a divine vision, forcing a long-awaited and dreaded family reunion. His estranged children, Nick Stahl as the morally compromised Eli and Kelli Garner as the resilient Mary, are drawn back to the homestead, each carrying their own burdens of guilt, trauma, and desperate secrets. Directed by Vincent Grashaw from a chilling script by Robert Alan Dilts, this Southern Gothic horror-thriller weaves together their separate tales of sin and redemption, building an atmosphere of oppressive dread and psychological unease. As the Grahams confront the ghosts of their shared history, they are forced to unravel a legacy of buried truths, where faith twists into fanaticism and the line between salvation and damnation blurs in the shadow of the family home.