| Two hundred years ago, after the settling of the American colonies--of what would later become known as the state of Ohio, tucked away in the rural backwoods and otherwise peaceful countryside, a bear was killed while mauling a woman to death. The spirit of the bear entered the woman's body. In mourning, the man who loved her ---and killed the bear--- fashioned together a bear claw necklace from the kill, with the woman's pearl necklace, and cast it into the river by the mill as a cleansing process. For generations, the locals have managed to keep the tragedy a secret...until now. While fishing in the stream that runs by the mill, a father and son snag their hook on the bear claw necklace and pull it from the riverbed...unearthing the spirit of the woman. With the bear still "inside her," thirsting for blood, she's hellbent for revenge on the descendants of the men who chased her into the woods that fateful day. Hell hath no fury like the ghost of a woman scorned. |
