Three college girls—Vivian, Lucy, and Violet—check into Room 000 of a trendy Brooklyn guesthouse. Vivian, from a family of exorcists, senses something wrong the moment she steps through the door. The Wi-Fi password is inverted. Mirrors cover the walls. Red-threaded nails are hammered above the doorframe. The room is a vessel for the dead.
Lucy connects to the network she shouldn't have. The ghost comes. It takes her body. Vivian grabs her grandfather's exorcism manual, smashes the mirrors, pulls out the nails—and fights the male ghost for her friend's soul. A white spirit trapped inside the mattress leaves bloody handprints, guiding them to the truth beneath the guesthouse: the landlord had been luring young women here, turning them into vessels for the dead.
The elevator vanishes and reappears. Time loops backward through the hallway. The three girls fight their way through the cracks between life and death—and finally break free.
Then they take off their VR headsets.
It was all an immersive game. But the fear, the trust, the moments they risked their lives for one another—those were real. They realize the test was never about exorcism. It was about who they chose to become when survival was the only option, and who refused to let go.
