Blackthorn House

There are places where grief settles like fog—thick, permanent, and choking.

Blackthorn House is one of those places.

Built high in the Appalachian hills, the estate once stood as a monument to power and ambition. Generations of Blackthorns made their fortune carving tunnels into the mountains, pulling darkness from beneath the earth. But some things should stay buried.

When Hayden Blackthorn returns home after the sudden death of his father, he finds more than a family unraveling—he finds a presence. One that watches. One that whispers. The house is alive with secrets, and beneath it lies something older than blood, older than stone… something waiting to be let in.

As Hayden descends into the legacy of his cursed bloodline, the line between reality and nightmare begins to erode. Ghosts walk. Roots bleed. And the past refuses to stay dead.

Blackthorn House is a modern horror reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet—a tale of madness, betrayal, and ancestral rot set in a world where grief is not just emotional… it’s parasitic.

This is not a story of revenge.

It’s a story of inheritance.

And what happens when the house you inherit decides to keep you.