Mulgrave, 1971.

A return to the house where Oliver's childhood quietly fractured. This is the story of his parents, Frank and Janet Ramsey—and the final seven days of their lives. Seven days that loop with eerie precision. Conversations. Movements. Screams. Each day unfolds exactly like the last, as if time itself has turned against Frank.

Desperate to break free from the grip of the town’s suffocating folklore, he makes one final gamble—to modernize Mulgrave and cast off its superstitions. But the deeper he pushes, the more reality slips. Shadows move where they shouldn’t. The walls remember. The house watches.

And as the days repeat, one truth becomes inescapable:

You don’t live in the house. The house lives in you.

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In a town where the sea gives as it takes, and every story whispers of something watching beneath the waves or behind the walls, one truth becomes clear:

You don’t escape Mulgrave. You inherit it.

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