Bloody Mary

Bloody Mary

Say her name three times. Then pray she doesn't remember yours.

In 1842, Maryann Elizabeth was condemned by the very people who should have protected her. Her darkest family secret was buried beneath lies, shame, and cruelty. When Maryann died, her soul found its way into an old mirror-and from that mirror, a legend was born.

They say if you stand before a mirror and say her name three times, Bloody Mary will come.

Nearly two centuries later, Sara Westley is used to being invisible.

A smart but struggling student at Eastland High, Sara is shocked when her crush's sister invites her to a party. Believing her crush might finally feel the same way, Sara walks through the front door expecting the best night of her life.

Instead, she discovers she was invited to become the night's biggest joke.

Humiliated and pressured into playing a game she doesn't want to play, Sara eventually finds herself standing alone in a dark bathroom, staring into an old mirror.

Then she says the name.

Bloody Mary.
Bloody Mary.
Bloody Mary.

Nothing happens.

At least, that's what Sara thinks.

The next morning, the party's host is dead.

Then another person from the party dies.

And another.

Every few days, another name disappears from the guest list.

As fear spreads through Eastland, Sara and the remaining survivors begin investigating the legend of Maryann Elizabeth. What they uncover is worse than any ghost story: Maryann wasn't the monster history claimed she was.

She was a victim.

And now she's coming for the people who made Sara a victim too.

With the final survivors running out of time, Sara must uncover the truth behind Maryann's death before the curse claims everyone who was at the party.

Because Bloody Mary doesn't want to scare them.

She wants them to remember.