We are introduced to the film’s protagonist, a detective (played by a well-known actor or actress), who is called to investigate a series of unexplained deaths that defy logic. Each victim appears to have died under mysterious circumstances, their faces frozen in expressions of sheer terror. As the detective delves deeper, they begin to uncover clues pointing to the mythical figure of Azrael, the angel of death.

The screen cuts to unsettling visions: fleeting glimpses of a shadowy figure with skeletal wings, watching from the shadows, its presence growing stronger with each death. The detective’s investigation leads them into a labyrinth of ancient texts, dark rituals, and forbidden knowledge that suggests Azrael isn’t just a myth—but a force that can be summoned.

As the detective comes closer to the truth, the tension rises with quick flashes of intense scenes: flickering lights in abandoned buildings, cryptic symbols scrawled on walls, and terrifying encounters with the entity itself. We see moments of the protagonist’s increasing desperation, their face drenched in sweat, as they frantically search for a way to stop the relentless approach of Azrael.