The Demon Disorder (2024)

The story follows three brothers who have lived with the weight of their fathers sudden death, each carrying their own mix of guilt, distance and half-understood memories. When they gather at the old family home to sort through what he left behind, odd moments pile up fast. Strange noises at night, objects shifting, and a feeling that someone else is in the house push them into talking about things they have avoided for years. As they dig through their fathers belongings, they find clues that point to something he kept hidden from them, something tied to mistakes he made long before they were born. Old arguments flare up, and each brother sees their childhood in a new light, realising their father shaped them in ways they never fully saw. The tension grows as the unexplained events turn sharper and more personal, almost as if someone is pushing them toward the truth. Step by step they piece together a pattern that links their fathers past choices to the strange pressure closing in on them now. What starts as a simple reunion shifts into a slow build of fear mixed with anger as the brothers realise they are not dealing with superstition but with unfinished business that refuses to stay buried. Every clue they uncover forces them to face how their fathers actions shaped their own lives, and how far the ripples of his secrets reach. The house itself begins to feel like it is pushing back, pressing them into confronting one another and tearing open old wounds. As the brothers close in on the secret at the center of their family, they sense that something wants payback and that the line between the past and the present is wearing thin. The closer they get, the more intense the haunting becomes, turning their search into a fight to keep control of their own fears. By the time they finally reach the truth, nothing about their childhood or their father looks the same, and they realise they have to work together if they want any chance of stopping the anger that has followed them home.