The House of Adam (2006)

This is the newest, most dramatic and thought-provoking cinematic thriller from Jorge Ameer, director of The Singing Forest. This intensely emotional supernatural tale revolves around Adam, a congenial recluse living quietly in a small town, who is brutally murdered by a trio of religious fanatics. His lover, a police detective, is forced to live with the guilt and sorrow of having kept his now-deceased lover isolated and hidden from view within their cozy cabin. Concerned about the reaction of his colleagues within the police force, he keeps his lifestyle a secret, suppressing any real insights into his inner core. One day, ironically, he becomes the victim of his own double-sided values. The results evolve into a tragic and traumatic ordeal for Anthony as he's forced, as part of a murder that he's charged with unraveling, to unearth the bodily remains of the victim as the first step in solving the mystery. Things turn scary when Adam's spirit remains within the cabin as a vital and sometimes visible force. Unfulfilled and unsatisfied, the spirit lingers uncomfortably, making appearances to a newlywed couple that now lives where Adam did.