The Sentinel

Allison Parker, an aspiring model, believes she's found her dream apartment in a stunning Manhattan brownstone. But her new life quickly unravels into a terrifying nightmare. The building, a seemingly idyllic Upper West Side residence, houses a bizarre collection of eccentric and unsettling tenants, most notably a reclusive, blind priest who appears to watch her every move from an upstairs window. Strange, disquieting noises begin to emanate from the empty apartment above hers, slowly chipping away at her sanity. As Allison delves deeper into the building's unsettling history, she uncovers a chilling demonic secret tied to its very foundations. She finds herself trapped in a spiraling descent into madness, where the lines between reality and supernatural horror blur, forcing her to confront a boundless evil and unspeakable misdeeds that threaten to consume her soul. Reminiscent of "Rosemary's Baby," Konvitz crafts a claustrophobic and increasingly terrifying narrative, blending psychological tension with visceral demonic terror.