When Elena, a new tenant in Flat 2B, starts hearing strange dragging sounds above her late at night, she sends a hesitant voice note to the building’s maintenance man, Mark. He reassures her it’s probably nothing — except the flat above hers, 2C, has been empty for months.

As the sounds grow heavier and more deliberate, Elena’s late-night messages become increasingly panicked. Mark tries to piece together what’s happening from a distance, uncovering unsettling details about the supposedly sealed apartment upstairs.

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After Mark’s final message in the previous episode cuts off mid-sentence, Elena grows desperate to reach him. When he finally replies, she learns the truth about the flat above hers — Apartment 2C was sealed five years ago after its last tenant mysteriously vanished.

Ignoring Elena’s warnings, Mark decides to investigate. But the door to 2C isn’t sealed anymore. Someone — or something — has already broken in.

Through tense, fragmented voice notes and haunting ambient sound, Don’t Go In continues the chilling story of The Tenant Upstairs, as curiosity turns to dread and the secrets behind Apartment 2C begin to stir once more.

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In the chilling continuation of The Tenant Upstairs, Elena races to reach Mark after he ignores her warnings and presses play on the mysterious recorder found in the sealed apartment above. The voice on the tape belongs to the former tenant of 2C — a woman who once complained of something behind the walls begging to be let in.

As Mark explores the flat, the strange dragging noises return, and the line between the living and the unseen begins to blur. Elena, trapped in her own flat, hears movement outside her door while Mark struggles against something pulling him beneath the floorboards.

Tense, intimate, and increasingly nightmarish, Press Play deepens the mystery of the abandoned apartment — and hints that whatever was locked inside 2C has finally found a way out.

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