The Screaming Walls Horror Suspense a Condemned House Hides a Witch’s Embalmed Body, and She Kills Anyone Who Dares to Tear Down Her Walls.

Some houses don’t want to be torn down. They want to consume.When contractor Jake Mercer accepts a demolition job on the condemned Blackwood House, he thinks it’s a straightforward project: knock down a rotting 200-year-old structure and collect his paycheck. But the house has been waiting for someone foolish enough to try.Sealed within its walls is Esther Blackwood, a woman executed for witchcraft in 1823. Buried alive as punishment, she made a final bargain with forces older than the house itself: her flesh to its bones, her blood to its foundation, and her rage to every nail and board. Now, anyone who dares tear down her prison becomes her prey.As Jake’s crew begins demolition, the walls start screaming. Tools turn into weapons. Shadows move with murderous intent. And one by one, his workers are dragged into the structure itself, absorbed, transformed, and made part of Esther’s ever-expanding domain.Jake discovers the horrifying truth: Esther isn’t just haunting the house. She is in the house. And she’s been planning her escape for two centuries, waiting for builders to give her exactly what she needs: more walls to inhabit, more structures to claim, and more victims to feed her hunger.Now Jake must make an impossible choice: destroy the house and risk unleashing Esther across every condemned building in America, or find a way to contain something that has already spread beyond any cage they can build.In the small town of Millhaven, the walls have eyes. And they’re watching.A chilling exploration of architectural horror, generational guilt, and the monsters we create through cruelty.”Some prisons are meant to hold monsters. This one made her into one.”