
A woman returns home after her parents' death to sell their haunted house, dealing with family secrets, grief, and terrifying puppets that come to life.
A woman returns home after her parents' death to sell their haunted house, dealing with family secrets, grief, and terrifying puppets that come to life.
When Louise finds out her parents have died, she dreads returning to her childhood home in Charleston, South Carolina. She and her brother Mark can't agree on anything — what to do with their mother's doll collection, how to split the estate, or how to get along. But something in the house doesn't want them to leave, and the puppets their mother made aren't staying on their shelves. A Southern gothic horror novel about family, grief, and very creepy puppets.
will contain mild spoilers
No sexual content depicted
Extreme graphic body horror including detailed blood, injuries, eye trauma, and violent puppet attacks; pervasive throughout the story
Moderate use of strong language and swearing in dialogue and narration
Recurring alcohol consumption with implications of abuse, portrayed in a cautionary family context
No LGBTQIA+ representation present
Moderate religious elements including church rituals, prayer, and references to demonic possession in a Southern context
No evidence found in available sources.
Frequent occult themes with possession, ghosts, demonic activity, and haunted puppets central to the plot
No political or ideological messaging present
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Central themes of generational family trauma, dysfunctional relationships, and emotional suffering from grief and past conflicts
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