In the first story, the two sisters who own the wig shop start experiencing strange and terrifying occurrences after they unknowingly sell a wig made from the hair of a vengeful ghost. The ghost begins haunting them, seeking revenge for the desecration of her hair. As the sisters try to unravel the mystery of the ghost's identity, they are forced to confront their own dark secrets.
In the second story, the funeral home employee develops a disturbing obsession with the deceased woman he is tasked with preparing for burial. He begins to believe that the woman's spirit is still present, and he becomes increasingly entangled in a twisted relationship with her. As his fixation grows, he descends into madness, unable to let go of the corpse that has captured his heart.
In the third story, the two company directors who enjoy scaring their employees with elaborate pranks find themselves the targets of a malevolent spirit. As they try to outrun the ghost's relentless pursuit, they are forced to confront the consequences of their cruel behavior. The tables are turned as they realize that there are some things that cannot be explained away as mere tricks or illusions.
Throughout the movie, the recurring theme of 3 AM as a time when the veil between the living and the dead is thinnest adds to the sense of foreboding and tension. The intertwined fates of the characters highlight the idea that our actions in life can have lasting repercussions beyond the grave. 3 A.M. is a frightening and atmospheric horror film that explores the boundaries between the supernatural and the mundane, leaving viewers on edge until the final chilling moments.
