An old hotel. One rule: never answer Room 309. But when the front desk phone lights up with 309 at 2:17 AM—and a terrified woman whispers for assistance—the cameras show an empty hallway. Room 309 has been vacant for six years… so who’s calling?

The last bus home is always late. Tonight, it arrives empty—except for the feeling that someone is already on board.

In her apartment building, there’s only one rule: never open the door after midnight. She follows it—until the knocking comes anyway. By morning, a note waits on her door: ‘You almost let it in.’ And the lock isn’t the way she left it.

The landlord gave MJ six rules when she moved into Apartment 13. A week later, MJ found a seventh rule—hidden behind the bathroom mirror.