Sabine Heinen

An exotic animal turns into a monster and becomes a deadly danger for all passengers.

Eva, stuck in routine and daily distractions, starts leaving clothes on a public donation fence. When a stranger repeatedly selects only her items, a quiet obsession forms-pulling Eva out of passivity and into unexpected connection.

The Alp Theatre is preparing a production based on the Grimm Brothers’ fairytale The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats. The owner, Mr Richter, is keen to reverse declining numbers and plans a special Halloween matinee to showcase his new production. One of his staff, Emma, is preparing to leave her job to pursue her dreams of becoming a movie actress—much to Richter’s disappointment that she wasn’t interested in appearing on stage. After everyone has gone home, one of the actresses and the play’s writer go back into the theatre when they realise that their phones are missing—only to be attacked and murdered by someone in a wolf mask.

A pair of siblings get caught up in the revenge campaign of a malicious demon who wants to kill the descendant of an exorcist.

An isolated hotel, a dark and stormy night, three strangers and one lingering question: What exactly happened in Room 36?