A teenager makes a terrifying extraterrestrial her friend after it crashes nearby in the desert. The youngster manages to deal with her sad mother and the mother's violent boyfriend while simultaneously protecting her dangerous new buddy.
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Following her terrifying encounter, Maya manages to escape the vacation rental and is found by a state police officer, but the strangers quickly resume their attack. With her car broken down, she is taken in by a group of strangers, unaware that the killers are still after her. The plot expands the lore of the film series by providing a backstory for one of the killers, Pin-Up Girl, revealing her as Shelly, a waitress from the first film.
Throughout the film, Maya becomes involved in a cat-and-mouse chase, which includes a vehicle ambush and a close battle with Pin-Up Girl. The film also reveals a backstory for Pin-Up Girl, showing her to have been a bullying victim who later murdered one of her classmates, Tamara. The second chapter ends with a direct set-up for the final installment, The Strangers: Chapter 3.
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Dulce is a reclusive artist who suffers from agoraphobia, a condition stemming from a traumatic childhood event. One day, her life is disrupted when she discovers that one of her paintings has magically come to life. The creation, a childlike man she names Webster, is initially a blank slate, and Dulce enjoys teaching him and having companionship without needing to confront the outside world.
Webster later convinces Dulce to bring another one of her paintings to life: a woman she calls Mimi. Mimi, however, is much more independent and manipulative than Webster. The new dynamic changes the power balance among the three, as Mimi grows restless with Dulce's self-imposed confinement and wants to experience the freedom of the outside world. Mimi's cunning nature and desire for liberty cause Dulce's small, controlled world to unravel, bringing her to a thought-provoking and shocking conclusion.
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The film follows high schooler Ja-yeong, who suggests that she and her friends perform a necromancy ritual for a YouTube contest. She hopes to find clues about her older sister's disappearance during the staged séance. However, when the group gathers in an abandoned underground cistern, the game turns deadly as they accidentally summon real spirits, trapping them in a horrifying ordeal.
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A young athlete descends into a world of terror when he's invited to train with a legendary champion whose charisma curdles into something darker.
Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren take on one last terrifying case involving mysterious entities they must confront.
In 1978, a local serial child abductor and murderer, known only as, "the Grabber," prowls the streets of a suburb in North Denver, Colorado. Finney Blake and his younger sister, Gwen, live in the area with their abusive, alcoholic father, Terrence, whose wife died by suicide after having a series of disturbing psychic dreams. Finney is frequently bullied and harassed at school, but his friend and classmate, Robin, fends off the bullies.
Having inherited her mother's ability, Gwen dreams about the Grabber's abduction of Bruce, a boy Finney knew from Little League. Two police detectives, Wright and Miller, interview Gwen at school, believing she may know the Grabber. When Terrence learns about the questioning, he beats Gwen. Soon afterward, the Grabber abducts Robin and then Finney.
Finney awakens in a soundproofed basement with a disconnected black rotary dial telephone on one wall. It begins to ring on its own at times; Finney hears only static when he first answers it, but then hears Bruce's voice telling him about a floor tile he can remove to dig an escape tunnel. Finney starts to dig, but the house's foundations are too deep for him to go beneath them.
The Grabber brings Finney a meal and leaves the basement door unlocked. As Finney is about to sneak out, he gets a call from Billy, another past victim. Billy warns Finney that the Grabber is waiting at the top of the basement stairs to punish him if he tries to leave, as part of a cruel game. At Billy's suggestion, Finney uses a hidden cable to climb up to the basement window; however, his weight pulls out the grate covering the pane, leaving him with no way to reach it again.
As Gwen confides to Terrence about her dreams of Finney's abduction, Wright and Miller question an eccentric man named Max, who stays in the area with his brother and has shown great interest in the Grabber's crimes. Unbeknownst to him, Finney is being held in Max's basement and the Grabber is actually his brother.
Finney receives a call from Griffin, a third victim, who gives him the combination to the lock securing the house's front door and tells him that the Grabber has fallen asleep. He sneaks out and unlocks the door, but the Grabber quickly recaptures Finney after his dog Samson barks to wake him. A fourth victim, a juvenile delinquent named Vance, calls to tell Finney he can break through a wall and into a freezer in the adjacent room. Finney does so but finds the freezer door locked. As Finney despairs over his fate, he receives one last call from Robin, who urges him to stand up for himself and fight back by packing the phone receiver with dirt to use as a bludgeon.
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An aging mob enforcer attempts to outrun his past and reconnect with his estranged daughter and grandson after discovering he has CTE and only a short time to live.
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