Cult Girls is a horror-thriller film that explores the murky and mystical world of occultism and paganism. The protagonist, Dalia, is haunted by the memory of her two sisters, who were taken away from her by the cult members during a police raid when she was young. She suffers from recurring nightmares and feelings of guilt, believing that she could have done something to save her sisters.
Years later, Dalia hears about a prominent black metal artist who is rumored to have connections with the cult. She takes it as a sign and embarks on a dangerous and twisted journey to find her sisters and uncover the truth about the cult and its nefarious activities.
As she delves deeper into the enigmatic world of occultism and paganism, Dalia is confronted by a host of sinister characters, including witches, demons, and cultists. She discovers that the cult is led by an ancient Baltic goddess of death and reincarnation who is thirsty for blood and willing to sacrifice anyone who defies her will.
Dalia's quest takes a terrifying turn when she encounters the black metal artist, who is revealed to be a worshiper of the goddess and the cult's high priest. He declares that Dalia's sisters are long gone, and she should forget about them and embrace the cult's teachings. But Dalia refuses to give up and fights back against the dark forces that threaten to consume her.
The film is a dark and surreal exploration of the human psyche and the destructive nature of cults and extremism. It is a cautionary tale that urges us to question our beliefs and search for the truth, no matter how elusive or dangerous it may seem.