Immured

Henry lives alone in a suburban home. He is haunted by an incident from his past in which a young woman was killed and an innocent man took the blame. Meanwhile the window in the spare room bangs and knocks against the sill. Jane arrives at his door and enquires about the spare room to rent. Henry feels compelled to rent it to her. During her time in the house Jane tortures Henry emotionally, mentioning key phrases and alluding to the tragic event, even taking on the persona of the young woman who was killed. When Jane has to leave for a few days, Henry gets drunk and goes upstairs to the spare room in a bid to end his torment. Jane enters and reveals Henry is already dead and is re-living this one day forever unless he absolves the innocent man in some way. Henry says he wrote a note explaining everything. A gust of wind from the open window blows it behind the dresser. Jane closes the window, the house is transformed back into the empty house it has been ever since Henry began haunting it and she finds the note. It is revealed Jane is a ghost hunter and this is just another job in laying the dead to rest.