Laura

Following her mom's funeral, Sydney regroups with two friends for a week of climbing. But a series of unnerving events might prove more all-consuming than her grief ever could.

A dancing devil says "Die" a couple of times until the Intro starts, however, there is no music whatsoever in the intro, there isn't really much music in the movie besides music coming from the outside scene and music coming from The Hallway Walking Scene. The Devil then tells the slave to "Kill The Cat" which the slave did. The slave looks at the cat's dead body and looks outside of the window in the strong heat. He then looks at a plane up in the sky which is the plane that would go on to hit a tower the next scene. A group of Policemen and Firemen stand around about to work on a documentary and all of a sudden The Plane hits the towers, people yell out "OH SHIT" and run. The Slave then goes back to what the Devil is doing and The Slave is told to kill himself by the Devil which he does, then the film ends. Credits then roll.

Something evil has come to Portland Oregon. Bodies, horribly mutilated, are being discovered around town. It is near midnight when Eden Sullivan is drawn out of bed, lured by a siren call originating across town from a strange house, the same house from her reoccurring dream. A few nights later it happens again; some nights later yet again. Eden's sanity is soon pushed to the brink when she learns about an unsettling connection between her dreams and the murders. Patrick is a detective hired to assist the police in finding the serial killer. His investigation is plagued with false leads and dead ends in a seemingly impossible case. As both stories unfold, the mystery behind the murders unveils something very bizarre and sinister.

Just hours away from presenting at a small town conference on teenage sexuality, two big city psychologists enter the region's only cab, with a driver dead against their destination.