This is the Hell countless numbers of patients of the Waverly Hills Sanitarium were forced to endure more than 107 years ago before the facility closed down in 1961. Even then the building's wrath continued when it became the Woodhaven Geriatrics Sanitarium. Much like before, patients suffered ruthlessly, though in much harsher ways. This time patients endured neglect from those dedicated to taking care of them and were living in conditions unfit for even the lowest form of life, until the state of Kentucky finally closed the building down for good.

Until now. The Waverly Hills Boarding School, America's newest and most prestigious school, is in its second year and is expected to have a student population double what it had in its infancy. Anybody who attended the school during its first year will easily notice the change in the school's atmosphere. It seems almost like the school doesn't want them there. Something is mysterious, foreboding, even un-welcoming about the phenomenon, but still students eagerly come to Kentucky to attend the school whose popularity is growing more and more. All of the so-called rumors about Waverly Hills are anything but, what was once one of America's most haunted places is slowly beginning to let its true nature shine through. The former inhabitants of the building are growing restless, they long to have their space back and will stop at nothing to get what they want. Last year they played nice but this year they plan to Shake It Up and claim what is rightfully theirs; they're taking things into their own hands now. They're beginning to send out invites to potential students whom unknowingly have deeper ties to Waverly Hills then ever anticipated, in hopes that it will stir up and cause the building's disturbing past of mystery and death to resurface. They say history repeats itself ... Well, we'll see about that.