The Halfway House is a horror movie directed by Kenneth J. Hall and released in 2004. The story takes place in the Mary Magdalen Halfway House for Troubled Girls, a secluded rehabilitation center run by the strict and abusive Sister Cecilia.
The movie starts with a new group of girls arriving at the halfway house, including Angela, a troubled teenager who is haunted by visions of a mysterious figure. As the girls settle into their new surroundings, they start to disappear one by one under bizarre circumstances.
Desperate to uncover the truth, Angela teams up with a local psychic investigator, Father Julliard, and together they start to uncover the dark secrets of the halfway house. They soon realize that Sister Cecilia is hiding a terrible secret and that the girls are being used for a twisted and macabre purpose.
As the body count rises, Angela and Father Julliard race against time to stop Sister Cecilia and her demonic accomplices before it's too late. The Halfway House is a dark and suspenseful horror movie that explores the themes of abuse, redemption, and the supernatural.