Cornelius House

Some houses are built.

This one was awakened.

Cornelius Whitman didn't just lose his family.

He destroyed them.

Behind the walls of his Tennessee mansion, blood soaked into the floors, the ceilings, the very bones of the house itself.

And when the last scream faded...

Something stayed.

Decades later, Emoja Jenkins and Taylor Brown think they've found the perfect reward for their success-a massive estate just outside Nashville. A fresh start. A new life.

A house worth everything they've built.

But from the moment they step inside...

• The air turns cold.
• A faint metallic scent lingers.
• And something inside the walls... begins to notice them.

At first, it's small.

Shadows that don't match the light.

Whispers that don't belong to the living.

Rooms that feel... wrong.

But as construction begins, the house starts to change.

It doesn't want to be renovated.

It wants to be remembered.

Floors crack open to reveal what was buried.

Walls shift.

Voices grow louder.

And the past doesn't stay in the past-it replays itself.

Over...

and over...

and over again.

Because Cornelius House isn't haunted.

It's alive.

And it doesn't let go of the people who enter it.

As reality bends and the house rebuilds itself piece by piece, Emoja realizes the truth too late:

This place wasn't waiting to be bought.

It was waiting to be fed.

Perfect for fans of psychological horror, haunted house thrillers, and slow-burning terror that doesn't let you breathe.

If you step inside Cornelius House...

Make sure you can find your way back out.