The Family That Framed Me Mad

Ashley's life is a cycle of hope and heartbreak. Every boyfriend, no matter how sweet, always leaves her after a chilling meeting with her adoptive father, Mike. This "meeting" always takes place in his sinister tool shed, a place that mysteriously changes everyone who enters. After her latest love, Tom, exits the shed utterly disgusted, Ashley, a successful freelance writer, confronts Mike. This spirals into a terrifying incident with a knife, forcing her to call 911. But when the police arrive, the horror intensifies. Mike, shockingly calm, convinces them that Ashley is paranoid. The tool shed, to their eyes, is just a shed. Betrayed by the very system meant to protect her, Ashley is painted as mentally unstable and ultimately coerced into a psychiatric facility. Even her adoptive mother, Susan, initially a fleeting source of hope, falls prey to the shed's influence, turning against her. Isolated and branded delusional, Ashley is tormented by one burning question: What unspeakable secret does that ordinary shed hold that destroys every relationship and twists every mind, leaving her utterly alone and without recourse? Just when all hope seems lost in the sterile confines of "Serene Pines," a shocking encounter with a familiar face from her past cracks open the possibility of a truth far darker and more sinister than she could ever imagine.