Mudborn

Hsu-Chuan, a game planner working at a virtual reality company, brings home a damaged clay doll retrieved from a reportedly haunted location while developing a horror-themed Virtual reality game. His wife, Muhua, a pregnant artifact conservator, becomes increasingly fixated on restoring the doll.

As Muhua attempts to repair it, a series of unexplained supernatural events begin to occur within their home. Her physical and psychological condition gradually deteriorates, and the atmosphere of the household becomes increasingly tense and unstable. The presence of the doll appears to intensify these disturbances.

Desperate for answers, Hsu-Chuan seeks the help of A-Sheng, a folklorist and spiritual practitioner. As they investigate the origins of the clay doll, they uncover connections to an old curse and a haunting nursery rhyme. The boundary between object and living presence becomes increasingly unclear, leading to escalating supernatural consequences.