Angol
Infestation by Mary Romasanta is a chilling tale where the cost of salvation could very well be the soul itself.
Struggling to keep the doors of his church open, Pastor Emmanuel Perales moves his young family into an abandoned house across from a cemetery just outside of Chicago, where darkness unfurls its tendrils through the splintered frame of the home. Amidst the decay, ancient whispers breed within the walls, and six-year-old Emma's innocent eyes see a world veiled to others. Her gift, a rare discernment of spirits, reveals a spectral horde as vast as the cemetery itself. Her warnings fall on disbelieving ears until each unsettling encounter with the unseen erodes their reality, pushing them to the brink of madness.
When the distinction between the living and the oppressed is no longer discernible, the family's hope to save their church becomes a desperate battle to save their souls from a home hell-bent on their destruction. With the last hour ticking mercilessly close, they must uncover the secrets rooted in the house's dark core before they find themselves permanently entwined in its insidious branches.
