Antichrist

Story

In 2006, as a journalist, you broke a sensational story that made your name known across the media. Years later, you receive a mysterious call from an anonymous person connected to that very event. You still see this story as headline material, and you set off toward an abandoned horror house in hopes of uncovering the truth.

But there's one problem: this terrifying place is believed, according to many faiths, to be the house of the Antichrist said to appear near the end of days.

Based on a True Story

According to a 2006 report that surfaced in the Pakistani media, a poor widow in a village near Lahore gave birth to a baby boy with a single eye. The child was named Masum, and his mother kept him hidden from the world for years.

In his youth, Masum was trained by a mysterious sorcerer and soon rose to prominence across Pakistan for his mastery of the occult. But his dark actions spread fear. Citizens, shaken by his growing power, turned to religious leaders and scholars but no one could find a way to stop him.

Some claimed Masum was the Antichrist, destined to disappear and return from Khorasan. Media reports amplified these rumors. Others believed he wasn't the Antichrist, but a powerful magician whose abilities could be neutralized if he was captured. Unable to withstand public pressure and media outrage, the authorities eventually decided to eliminate him.

A team was sent to raid his house but Masum had vanished without a trace. No body. No clues. Nothing.

Nearly a decade ago, you were the journalist who helped expose Masum, claiming he was the Antichrist. Just as the world had moved on, an anonymous woman calls you and whispers: "They still hear terrible sounds coming from Masum's abandoned house..." Determined to follow up on the original story now titled "Ten Years After the Incident," you take your camera and your courage and set out for the forgotten village.