In the psychedelic haze of the 1970s, a young woman named Goldilocks, clad in vibrant, flowing garments, stumbles upon a seemingly abandoned, quaint cottage nestled deep within the twisted woods. The cottage, bathed in the ethereal glow of the moonlight, is inhabited by three uncanny entities, the Bears - manifestations of her deepest fears and desires. As Goldilocks enters the dwelling, the boundaries between reality and illusion blur, and she is thrust into a nightmarish realm where the ordinary objects within the cottage morph into grotesque visions, echoing the tumultuous era's collective angst and the exploration of the unknown.
In the dim, surreal interior of the cottage, Goldilocks encounters three bowls of a mysterious, pulsating substance. Compelled by an unseen force, she consumes the substance from the second bowl, plunging her further into the abyss of her own mind. The rooms warp and shudder, filled with vibrant, swirling colors and haunting echoes of laughter and whispers. The chairs and bed, seemingly benign, transform into menacing entities, ensnaring her in a labyrinth of terror and confusion, mirroring the era's struggle for identity and the search for meaning amidst chaos.
In the climactic conclusion, the Bears return, their forms shrouded in shadows, their eyes glowing with an otherworldly light. They confront Goldilocks in a chilling, hallucinatory showdown, forcing her to face the fragmented aspects of her own psyche and the societal turmoil of the 1970s. As the dawn breaks, Goldilocks awakens outside the cottage, the horrifying ordeal seemingly at an end. Yet, the haunting images of the night's descent into madness linger, leaving both Goldilocks and the audience to question the nature of reality, the depths of the human mind, and the enduring impact of the era's cultural upheaval.