Jarryd Mcneil

After the death of her maternal grandmother, Mila Anderson and her mother, Amy McNeil-Anderson, returns to Perth for her funeral. Three days after the funeral, Amy and Mila go to clean her mother’s childhood home, but Amy stumbles upon a room that wasn’t there before. Curiosity took over the mother-daughter duo; they unlocked the door to see a room filled with various porcelain dolls—each dressed in Victorian-style clothing. Mila took one of the dolls, then it said, “Free me, please!” the beauty said. Mila placed the porcelain doll on the shelf and told her mother for them to leave—---the doll looked at her with pleading eyes; “Don’t leave me; I want to go home!” it said. One week later, Mila kept hearing a little girl screaming—--while ignoring and not telling her mother. Finally, Amy notices her daughter’s dark circles—-and proceeds to ask; Mila finally comes clean~~~Amy hires an exorcist. But will the exorcist be able to get rid of her maternal grandmother’s misdeeds? Or Will the dolls seek revenge due to the trauma they endured?

The story is about a male dancer, posing as a female, in an underground New York night club, during the Prohibition Era in the 20s. He desperately wants to be a woman and would do anything to make that dream come true, even selling his soul to the devil...

Tamika, a young girl, is involved in a near-fatal accident while playing football with her friends. She falls into a coma, leaving her friends and family devastated. Brad, filled with guilt and regret, visits Tamika every day, praying for her recovery. When Tamika finally awakens, she and Brad make a pact to always look out for each other. As they recover from the trauma, they decide to organize a road safety event to raise awareness and prevent similar accidents. With the help of their friends, they successfully organize the event, and Tamika begins to discover her secret powers. McNeil, a mentor figure, guides Tamika in harnessing her powers, and she learns to use them for good, becoming a protector of the light.