How can you be certain what you're seeing is real? Until recently Daniel hadn't given the matter much thought. For instance the chair before him was obviously real; whereas his father's angrily ranting corpse seated upon it was most likely not. When noted psychotherapist Ellen Sanchez had agreed to take Daniel's case, it was under the assumption she'd be treating a classic paranoid schizophrenic. What she quickly discovered was that her newest patient had good reason for feeling fearful. For months both he and his friend had been experiencing an alarming progression of horrifying hallucinations. But what shook Ellen much worse than the cause of their shared dilemma, was their unintended knack for breathing life into their psychotic delusions. How can you be certain what you're seeing is real? Before her abduction by an amorous cadaver Ellen hadn't given the matter much thought. Now convinced that everything, no matter how dreadfully unimaginable is real, she leads the struggle to end the pair's hallucinations before the escalating madness becomes everyone's reality.