Anything for Jackson

A grieving elderly couple fixates on one impossible second chance: using an arcane ritual to transfer the spirit of their deceased grandson into a stranger’s unborn child. When they kidnap a pregnant woman and pull her into their isolated, snowbound home, the plan hinges on an old grimoire, precise rites, and their willingness to cross moral lines. Tension mounts as the couple’s devotion collides with the pregnant woman’s terror and the fragile life she carries, turning a desperate act into a claustrophobic, uncanny ordeal.

The film unfolds as a slow-burn occult thriller that balances creeping dread with sudden jolts, exploring the corrosive effects of grief and fanaticism. As the ritual proceeds, the boundaries between life and death blur and the couple discovers forces that are far less controllable than they imagined. Bleakly atmospheric and emotionally charged, the story builds to unnerving revelations that test faith, sanity, and the cost of trying to undo loss.