Araf

Eda and Cenk are a young couple who met and married during their college years. Their happiness is sealed when Eda learns she is expecting a baby. However, as her pregnancy progresses, Eda begins to experience unusual events. A soul stuck between heaven and hell has returned to earth to seek revenge. As Eda struggles to awaken from this relentless nightmare, an unprecedented horror will engulf the young couple.

Sequel to the 2006 film Araf tells the story of Kübra and Ahmet, who love each other deeply and have a happy marriage. Their lives turn into a nightmare due to events they cannot comprehend. While the doctor diagnoses Kübra with epilepsy, the imam of the neighborhood claims that Kübra is possessed by a jinn after learning about her experiences. Ahmet tries to find a logical explanation for what is happening, but he is at a loss for words in the face of a series of terrible events. First, Kübra's grandmother dies, then they find an amulet that cannot be destroyed in a locked cabinet. Kübra's condition, meanwhile, grows worse by the day. The jinn tormenting her is the ruler of the Cühenna Tribe, the most ruthless of all jinn tribes.

Araf 3: Cinler Kitabı is about a young woman who struggles to save her brother who is captured by a demon. At the age of eight, Arda is captured by a powerful devil worshiper. Arda's older sister Nihal does her best to save her brother from this trouble, but she cannot achieve any results. Nİhal, who tries every way to find a solution, takes his brother to doctors and cinci teachers, but nothing changes. Meanwhile, the young woman learns that there is a book called Kitabü'l Azazil, which contains very powerful spells. Nihal, who seizes the book containing dangerous and deadly spells to save his brother, asks his lover and two close friends to help him make a spell written here. Four young people gathered in a house and manage to save Arda with the magic they cast. However, with the magic they cast, the youth cause the most powerful demons ever seen to be set free.

Meryem is a young woman who has just started teaching. At first, everything is going well in Meryem's life, who is staying with her aunt Nurten, who has a disabled son and a daughter, along with her friend Güzide, who is also a teacher. However, after a while, she begins to witness strange occurrences in the house. Believing that what is happening is psychological, Maryam becomes even more panicked when she learns that Güzide is experiencing the same things. While Maryam tries to make sense of the events, her aunt Nurten is aware of the reason behind them. Knowing the secrets of the past, Nurten makes Maryam pay the price for the sins that have been committed.

Purgatory 5: The Family tells the story of a young woman who finds herself in a terrible nightmare while trying to support the family of her ex-boyfriend who killed her. Zeynep, a young woman, is devastated when she learns that her ex-boyfriend Kadir killed her by hanging. Paying condolences to Kadir's family, Zeynep decides to stay with them for a few days in order to support them upon the insistence of Kadir's mother. However, nothing seen in the house reflects the truth. In this process, Zeynep learns about Kadir's death from an entity that haunts the house. Dragged into a vortex, Zeynep finds herself in the middle of Purgatory, the place between two realms.

Yavuz, separated from his wife Ayşe, is a classroom teacher who lives an ordinary life between school and home. Yavuz's life takes a completely different turn when a female student named Amber comes to his class, who does not talk to anyone. One day before Amber came to school, Yavuz saw her in his dreams. This dream is the beginning of everything again. Yavuz, who is trying to solve the strange events with the help of his friend Selim, learns that he has been taken prisoner by the jinn. Although he married with great love, Yavuz, who later divorced of his own accord, became suspicious of his ex-wife Ayşe. Ayşe's father is a well-known demon teacher, so he thinks that Ayşe sent the demons. Yavuz is right in his thought, but Ayşe's reason for doing this is different.