the film will include footage shot by the actors, but they do not have to be proficient at it

A team of three paranormal podcasters—skeptical host Jake, methodical researcher Sara, and prank-happy cameraman Mike—travel to an abandoned rural property notorious for unsettling legends. The farmhouse has stood empty since the 1960s, when the Darnell family was discovered hanging in the barn under mysterious circumstances.
Armed with static cameras, handheld rigs, and a laptop “command station,” they set up for an overnight investigation. From the start, small things creep in: barricaded doors that don’t stay closed, symbols carved where none were before, and a lingering phrase in Latin—INTRA DOMUM (“come inside”).
While Mike wires cameras inside, Jake and Sara explore the barn, uncovering jars of animal bones, forgotten children’s toys, and the remnants of a half-finished ritual. When Sara’s lantern flickers out, they return to find tiny chalk handprints in the dirt that weren’t there before.
As the night deepens, their cameras capture impossible angles, voices mimic their own, and objects appear where no one placed them. Mike’s pranks blur with real manifestations, pushing trust to the breaking point. Sara believes they’re uncovering evidence; Jake grows convinced they’re being manipulated.
The group performs a protection ritual to push back against the entity, but Sara mistranslates a critical phrase—accidentally inviting it in. From that moment, the house becomes a trap. Rooms change shape, salt circles break, and one by one their cameras record futures that shouldn’t exist.
By dawn, Sara discovers the truth too late: INTRA DOMUM was not a warning but a lure. The house didn’t want witnesses—it wanted participants. And now, the podcasters aren’t leaving with a story… they’re becoming part of one.