Synopsis

In the early 1900s, Elias, a young man burdened with caring for his sick mother, ventures into the mountains on a desperate hunting trip. As a brutal blizzard sweeps in, he becomes hopelessly stranded—until he stumbles upon a remote cabin inhabited by an elderly recluse who offers him shelter. Grateful and exhausted, Elias accepts, believing he has escaped the storm.

But the safety of the cabin soon proves an illusion.

Though the old man tends to Elias with unsettling kindness, the cabin itself feels wrong—its walls subtly slanted, its floors uneven, as though the whole structure is slowly warping around him. Each night, Elias is plagued by vivid hallucinations of a limping man being tormented and abused by unseen figures. The visions feel disturbingly real… as if he’s meant to intervene, or else suffer the consequences.

The old man's stories become increasingly strange, darkly hinting at long-buried sins and a presence lurking within the crooked walls. When Elias finally encounters the entity behind his visions, a demon twisted by pain and vengeance known as The Crooked Man, he learns the horrifying truth-the demon's actions in the waking world depend entirely on how Elias responds within the visions. Every choice he makes dictates what The Crooked Man does next.

As the storm rages on outside and the cabin distorts around him, Elias will be compelled to face the source of the demon's torment or risk being part of its crooked tale forever.