Many of the horror stories circulated among the people are to create an atmosphere for adults to get together, and many of them are handed down to scare children. However, some horror stories are more than simple stories. What I want to talk about here is a terrorist incident about puppet revenge.

Legend has it that in the1940s, a tragedy happened in a small American village called Ravensfair. A child was killed, and the villagers thought it was Mary Shaw, a local woman who made a living by performing ventriloquism with a puppet, because the child once called Mary a liar. Angry villagers arrested Mary, cut off her tongue and threw her and her puppet into the fire. Mary was burned to death, but the puppet disappeared. From then on, the lost puppets will appear in the village from time to time. Every time it appears, people will die and their tongues will be cut off. So the village left a legend: When you see Mary's puppet Belgium, don't scream, because as long as you open your mouth, your tongue will be cut off, and the puppet will have your voice and kill you.

Decades later, the legend about the puppet Billy was gradually forgotten, until one day, Jamie (Ryan Wan Teng) in Ravensfield found his new wife Lisa (laura regan) strangely dead in the apartment. When he went back to the village to deal with his wife's affairs, he suddenly remembered the story of a puppet killing when he was a child. Jamie decided to solve the mystery. He begins to ask his sick father Edward (Bob Ganton) and his little bride, Jamie's stepmother Ella (Amber Vareta) for more information. The story about Mary Shaw has been brought up again. At the same time, the detective (Donnie Warburg), who always thinks Jamie murdered Lisa, also comes to the village to investigate. Jamie and the detective investigated Lisa's death from different directions. Unexpectedly, in the end, all doubts focused on the legend of puppet revenge, and that dusty history of terror was uncovered again.