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Engaging recap (plot + standout moments)

A filmmaker-turned-novelist type named Bauman begins the story-writing portion of his life at home—until something eerie happens: firewood rolls by itself, and he briefly sees a woman who resembles his young late mother.

He learns his parents’ remains were kept in a jar, so he travels to Ireland to scatter their ashes at a historic spot tied to their honeymoon.

At the Ojon Hotel, the owner Brendan warns guests about a witch said to roam the surrounding forest—kidnapping people with “dirty hearts” and dragging them to another realm for punishment. The staff (notably receptionist Peter and employee Viona) guide Bauman through check-in, but everything feels wrong. Even the “honeymoon” floor is restricted because it’s considered haunted.

Bauman goes to the honeymoon tree and later drinks at the bar, pressing questions about his parents. He learns they died from headshots by unknown attackers, and the mystery deepens when a waiter Albi offers a strange, almost myth-like explanation—suggesting some people believe the story is simply to keep guests away.

That night, Bauman explores despite warnings and ends up on the abandoned honeymoon floor. He later wakes from a coma (after “a week”) and returns to collect his belongings—only to learn Viona has vanished during the Halloween period. Police suspect a forest-dwelling man named Jerry. Guilt-ridden but determined, Bauman decides to investigate Jerry.

The big reveal chain

Jerry claims he has seen Fiona’s spirit, and even admits he stole an elevator key to check on Viona while the hotel was closed. But the situation spirals:

• Jerry gets tracked and arrested
• Bauman keeps searching
• Bauman ultimately finds Viona’s body in a freight elevator

The shock worsens when it becomes clear Peter is responsible: he killed her, locked Bauman away on that floor, and then attempted to cover his tracks.

A key horror moment comes from a recording Viona left near her body: she was pregnant, begged Peter to take responsibility, and Peter—betraying her—refused and allowed her to die slowly in darkness.

Then the supernatural intensifies. Bauman is hunted by a “witch-like” presence and survives with a frantic trick—drawing a chalk circle (SpongeBob-style). The figure can’t cross it, giving him just enough time to escape.

Final confrontation and punishments

The hotel catches fire.

• Jerry dies during the escape attempt—shot by a crossbow
• Peter tries to burn the hotel down to prevent capture
• Bauman uses the environment and stolen keys to trap him
• When Peter returns, he’s caught by the witch

In the climax:

• Peter is dragged away and dies as punishment.
• Viona’s body seemingly “calms,” implying justice has been done.
• Bauman is comforted by his mother’s spirit, who tells him his childhood trauma was misdirected: the real evil was his father, who kept guns and caused the original tragedy.

Bauman survives and is treated by Vergal (who saw the fire). Later, Albi visits—now working in a different role. The ending confirms police recovered Jerry and Viona’s bodies, while Peter’s body is mysteriously missing, consistent with the witch’s punishment.

Highlights / jokes / key reactions

• The host’s tone swings between “serious horror review” and melodramatic reactions, including repeated shock reactions like “Oh my God!”
• The most memorable “clever survival” beat is Bauman’s chalk-circle trick, a pop-culture reference that briefly relieves tension.
• Moral twist: the witch targets “dirty hearts,” shifting the horror from random haunting to justice-themed punishment.

Main personalities mentioned

• Bauman
• Viona / Fiona (the same character used interchangeably in subtitles; later revealed as the missing victim)
• Peter
• Brendan
• Albi
• Vergal
• Jerry
• Bauman’s mother (spirit)
• Bauman’s father (implied past antagonist)