When a group of teenagers, including the Sheriffs daughter Daisy, go to the cemetery during a storm, lightning cracks the memorial for the Sabbath Suicide victims. Smoke comes out of the ground, swirls around one of the teens and turns him into a dead senior citizen.
The teens call the police but the cops don’t believe this corpse is really their friend. When the victim’s father is brought to the coroners office to identify him, all that’s left is what appears to be ash.
After a policeman turns to ash in his cruiser near the vmemorial, the cops become more concerned and the Sheriff asks the mainland for help. Before it arrives, paranormal investgator Greg shows up and says no one should show fear because ghosts feed on fear. The island is full of PKE, aka psycho kinetic energy. Those wronged in this world seek to resolve their issues before going to the next and he feels like they’re seeking revenge.
Meanwhile Daisy and her boyfriend are searching through the church archives because they think it has something to do with the old priest and the Sabbath suicide, which was a group of people that sacrificed themselves - think Jonestown. Daisy saw a vision in her phone and it turned out to be her great grandfather who she thinks is causing this.
In one of those moments when a character could easily explain something to another but doesn't, Daisy tells her Dad they found a diary in the church archives he needs to read. She gives no context to her plea and her Dad tells her to go home.
The storm of ghosts can get into houses by going under doors, or into cars by going through the vents. At one point, the ghost storm comes up through the drain in the kitchen sink. Daisy drives it away by using a fire extinguisher and then putting a stopper in the drain. I can’t help but notice it’s a double sink.
Ridiculous dialogue
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