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Thrills and some laughs co-exist in this spooky program. A terrified couple seeks the help of a paranormal medium in hopes of revealing the true intentions of their child's "imaginary friend." Transfixed by the smell of his victims, a stalker takes his obsession to the limit. A possessive doctor prepares an ostensibly romantic bath for his narcissistic boyfriend, but after an accusation of infidelity, things take a deeply disturbing turn. A queer black woman from South Carolina having her first child has remnants of her past begin to torment her via the old urban legend of the boo hag. Max catches up with his high-school bully 17 years later in a fancy restaurant where Max’s grudge against Adam begins to manifest in horrific ways.
Reesa Crawford, a queer black woman from South Carolina is having her first child with her wife, Khari. During this pregnancy, remnants of her past begin to torment her via the old urban legend of the boo hag. As this creature takes a toll on her mental and physical health and night terrors keep her from sleeping, we begin to wonder whether this monster is more delusion than reality. She meets with multiple doctors who are all sure this is in her head, which only intensifies the stress and tension in the house.
As we near the end of her pregnancy, her grandmother, Myra comes to support her. We learn more about the hag through her teachings, only to find out that this creature was what killed her mother. Soon after learning this news Reesa falls ill and goes into labor. While in labor she battles this creature for her life and her child's life, only to come out victorious. Once the child is born, we find out it's a girl and that this generational cycle of the hag haunting this family is doomed to continue. Horror, Queer, LGBT, drama, Southern Gothic, Black, African American, Folklore
Thrills and some laughs co-exist in this spooky program. A terrified couple seeks the help of a paranormal medium in hopes of revealing the true intentions of their child's "imaginary friend." Transfixed by the smell of his victims, a stalker takes his obsession to the limit. A possessive doctor prepares an ostensibly romantic bath for his narcissistic boyfriend, but after an accusation of infidelity, things take a deeply disturbing turn. A queer black woman from South Carolina having her first child has remnants of her past begin to torment her via the old urban legend of the boo hag. Max catches up with his high-school bully 17 years later in a fancy restaurant where Max’s grudge against Adam begins to manifest in horrific ways.
Reesa Crawford, a queer black woman from South Carolina is having her first child with her wife, Khari. During this pregnancy, remnants of her past begin to torment her via the old urban legend of the boo hag. As this creature takes a toll on her mental and physical health and night terrors keep her from sleeping, we begin to wonder whether this monster is more delusion than reality. She meets with multiple doctors who are all sure this is in her head, which only intensifies the stress and tension in the house.
As we near the end of her pregnancy, her grandmother, Myra comes to support her. We learn more about the hag through her teachings, only to find out that this creature was what killed her mother. Soon after learning this news Reesa falls ill and goes into labor. While in labor she battles this creature for her life and her child's life, only to come out victorious. Once the child is born, we find out it's a girl and that this generational cycle of the hag haunting this family is doomed to continue. Horror, Queer, LGBT, drama, Southern Gothic, Black, African American, Folklore