A town has frequent visits from phantom apparitions, and the townspeople have many explanations for the ghosts, ranging from disbelief to hallucination to the idea that humans and phantoms were once a single race.

Humanity is gone, but its ghosts remain, aimlessly wandering the ruined planet until an alien vessel arrives that allows them to rediscover a purpose.

A married couple, now ghosts, still finds themselves butting heads as they haunt their former house.

A couple go to a small seaside town to get inspiration for the woman's photography, but they must face the ghost stories they've heard of the town.

The disturbance of an ancient piece of technology leads a "ghost apocalypse" to spread throughout Canada as poltergeists work to eliminate all human life. A man, as one of the nightmare's few survivors, lives to tell the story.

A woman notices a decrepit house moving closer to hers and decides to investigate it with her friends.

A group of kids use an app to find ghosts around their town, which seems to reflect real people who have died. One of the boys develops special relationship with the app and mysteriously disappears.

A group of ghosts—all young, Black, inner city teenagers—continuously paint their tags on buildings to prevent themselves from fading away as the city cleans the walls. A chance encounter between two of the ghosts leads to a startling revelation.

While investigating an architectural impossibility in the structure of their new home, a young boy witnesses his little sister be erased from reality.

Through a confronting use of second-person, four haunted houses are hypothesized, each worse than the last, and ending with the most terrifying picture of all: dark reality in suburbia.