The House Invictus follows the journeys of five young black men, all from different walks of life, who receive coveted invitations to join an exclusive and prestigious Fraternal Society House, the House of Invictus. The society is renowned for producing great leaders, entrepreneurs, and even politicians, and the young men see this as an opportunity to establish networks that will benefit their careers.
Excited and curious, they arrive at the House and immediately notice the grandeur and elegance of the building. The members of the society are all polished, affluent, and influential figures in society. The young men are quickly immersed in a world of luxury, opulence, and privilege, one that they had always desired but never experienced.
However, things quickly take an eerie turn as they begin to uncover the dark secrets and activities of the society. The House of Invictus turns out to be a place of hedonism, debauchery, and corruption. The members practice occult rituals and partake in cruel and sadistic behavior, targeting the young men as their next victims.
As the young men try to make sense of what's happening around them, they realize that they are in grave danger, and they have to find a way to leave the society before it's too late. But that means exposing the society's secrets and risking everything they had ever worked for.
The House Invictus is a thrilling and thought-provoking film that explores the price of ambition, the consequences of greed, and the true meaning of brotherhood. It raises pertinent questions about the corrupting influence of power and the lengths some will go to keep it.