The Karp family thought their nightmare was over when their troubled son, Adam, was laid to rest. But in their quiet suburban home, something lingers—something vengeful. Six-year-old Adam Karp was an unusually perceptive child, with piercing gray eyes that seemed to see into the soul. His parents, Daniel and Evelyn, struggled with his violent outbursts and chilling predictions—words that never seemed like those of a child. The night of his death was supposed to be an accident, but Adam knows the truth. He knows who held him under the water. He knows who turned away. And now, he’s coming back to make them remember. As eerie lullabies drift through the house at night and his younger twin siblings start speaking to something unseen, Daniel and Evelyn realize that Adam isn’t just a memory—he’s still here, watching, waiting. The mirrors crack when they pass, whispers slither through the walls, and his old stuffed rabbit moves, always appearing where it shouldn’t. The family must confront the sins they buried, but Adam isn’t interested in apologies. He wants justice. And justice, for Adam, means no one leaves alive.
