A well-to-do Long Island realtor, Paul Russo, has recently lost his beloved wife to a brain tumor. Allison has left behind three children and a husband who are all distraught and inconsolable. Despite the expensive treatments, both holistic and experimental, Allison could not be saved, and finally, when it is too much for her, she asks Paul to let her go. Paul is forced to give up hope and pull the plug.

Paul and the children are struggling, trying to come to terms with their monumental grief. The twins, 13, are withdrawn and angry at the world while Stella, the baby of the family, insists she can still see her mother around. Even though their mother has left them, they are unable to let her go. Understandably so, Paul cannot do it all alone. He cannot handle the kids without his wife by his side. Despite his best efforts to try and be the support his kids need while mourning, he slowly starts losing his mind. He is forced to return to work as Allison’s treatment has cost them everything. During this time, he is asked to sell Stilwell Manor, an old home with wealthy owners, which translates to a huge commission for him.

There’s more to the Manor than meets the eye. It’s spooky, with a sordid past where the owner shot his wife before turning the gun on himself. What Paul doesn’t know is that this house is going to be his living nightmare soon. He starts seeing his dead wife in the house and finds scratches and bruises on himself, not knowing how they got there in the first place…