In rural Pennsylvania, Amir and his college friends Evie and Jessy accept an invitation to stay at a secluded farmhouse — unaware they’re stepping into a ritual centuries in the making. Their host, a devout woman known only as Mother, exudes both grace and menace, her home filled with dolls that seem to whisper and walls that breathe with memory.

 

Within her walls live Eli, a broken drifter enslaved to her will, and Yoder, a mute servant who moves like a ghost through candlelight. Beneath Mother’s hospitality lies a dark purpose: every guest is part of a ceremony meant to preserve her power — a curse born from the ashes of Salem.

 

As night falls, faith twists into fear, and the house reveals its true nature — a sanctuary for the damned. Trapped between obedience and survival, Amir must decide whether to escape or become part of the ritual forever.

 

Welcome is a psychological folk horror rooted in folklore and trauma — a slow descent into the dangers of devotion, silence, and the things we invite in.