A woman gets in a taxi after a wedding and never makes it home. Twenty-five nights of pure escalation, each one introducing a new rule to the nightmare she's trapped in. The show treats horror like a logic puzzle that keeps rewriting its own answers, and the comedy lands hardest when you realize the joke is that she's doomed either way.
A woman leaves her best friend's wedding in a taxi, heading home through the city night. What should be an ordinary ride turns into something far darker when the driver takes an unexpected turn down an unfamiliar road. She finds herself trapped in Gregory House, a decrepit mansion that exists outside normal reality, where the rules of the living world no longer apply. Night after night, she encounters the supernatural residents and twisted scenarios that plague this cursed building. Each encounter brings new horrors: vengeful spirits, absurd curses, and reality-bending traps that blur the line between comedy and genuine dread. She's not a chosen hero or special in any way. She's simply a woman trying to survive impossible circumstances with her sanity intact. The series weaves mystery throughout, slowly revealing how Gregory House operates and whether escape is even possible. Dark humor punctuates the genuine scares, creating an off-kilter atmosphere where you're never quite sure if something is terrifying or ridiculous. It's horror that doesn't take itself too seriously, but still delivers the chills.