Yin-Yang House: A Century-Old Ghost Marriage and Deadly Reincarnation

“This house eats people alive!”

On a stormy night, Lin Zhao returns to his hometown to care for his gravely ill father, only to find strange things happening at the old house halfway up the mountain: coffin lids slam against doors by themselves, a bride in red combs her hair in the well, and the family genealogy records a blood sacrifice every thirty years. Villagers are dying one after another, children are vanishing without a trace, and the idol in the Earth God shrine is weeping blood.

“The blood sacrifice in the Jiaxu year, the blood moon shines over the haunted house!”

Before dying a gruesome death, a feng shui master presses half a jade talisman into his hand. In the mirror, Lin Zhao sees a massacre from a hundred years ago: villagers buried the entire Lin family alive to seize their auspicious land. As the seventh blood moon rises, pale arms reach out through cracks in the old house’s foundation. Ghostly walls, betrothal gifts for a ghost wedding, and lamps fueled by corpse oil begin appearing one after another.

“The blood of the Lin family runs through your veins. It’s time to pay your debt...”

As Lin Zhao uncovers the truth behind the massacre, he discovers that he has long been caught in a ghost-wedding death trap. A vengeful spirit from a century ago possesses a woman to return to life, the villagers sleepwalk en masse to dig up graves, and beneath seventy-two blank tombstones on the back hill lie the remains of seventy-two brides dressed in red.

When the blood moon once again stains the sky, who can escape this curse of revenge that spans the worlds of the living and the dead?