The Home

Max (Pete Davidson) has just started doing community service at a nursing home called Green Meadows. A rebellious kid with a vandalism conviction and a dark past as a foster child. He agrees to start working to avoid a jail sentence.

What begins as an apparently quiet place and a light sentence turns out to be more than a walk in the park. He finds himself in charge of the center, responsible for maintenance, but upon arrival, he receives an order he must not ignore: he must not step foot on the fourth floor. Under the premise that it is closed and requires "special care" beyond his capabilities, he is warned not to go up.

What initially seems to be a peaceful residence with kind and welcoming residents soon begins to change. As night falls, Max must face the reality of the place. What was once tranquility turns into ajar doors, strange noises, and residents collapsing without warning.

In 'The Home', Max will have to confront sinister rituals while uncovering unknown connections to his own childhood and the death of his older brother. Betrayal, blood, and horror. The only thing he can make clear from that place is that nothing is as it seems, and he will have to fight to survive the days and the nights.