Screams in the Attic

🏚️🔦 SCREAMS IN THE ATTIC 🔦🏚️
The walls are thin.
The memories are loud.
And something upstairs wants out.

When single mother Emily Rourke inherits her late aunt’s isolated Victorian home, she sees it as a chance to start fresh with her young son, Leo. The place is weathered but charming — all creaking floors and crooked staircases. But from the moment they arrive, Leo keeps waking up screaming:
“She’s crying up there again!” 🧸📻🕯️

Emily thinks it’s night terrors…
Until she hears it too.
Thudding footsteps. Muffled sobs.
And shrieks that rattle the rafters.
Every night, exactly at 3:17 a.m.

🔑 THE ATTIC DOOR IS NAILED SHUT.
AND IT’S NOT THE FIRST TIME.

The townspeople avoid the house.
The previous owner hadn’t been seen in years.
And there’s a missing persons file from 1979 with the same address…
But no body.
Just blood. 🩸📁📸

Emily discovers old journals in the cellar—entries from a girl who once lived there.
“They locked me in. They said the noise would stop.
But the screaming only got louder.”

Now, the attic is waking up again.
And Leo is talking to someone who isn’t there.
Someone who keeps whispering:
“Tell her to open the door this time.”

👁️ SOME SCREAMS AREN’T FROM PAIN.
THEY’RE FROM WHAT COMES AFTER.

As Emily unearths the house’s tragic history — a string of girls locked away by a family obsessed with silence, reputation, and control — she realizes the house doesn’t just echo the past.

It repeats it.

And if she can’t stop what’s rising through the floorboards,
Leo may be the next to scream…
and never stop.

🕷️ Screams in the Attic is a chilling gothic horror story about generational trauma, gaslit women, and the voices we were told to ignore.
Perfect for fans of The Orphanage, The Taking of Deborah Logan, and Marianne.

You can silence a girl.
But you can’t silence a haunting. 🕯️🎠🔒