A lesbian couple's efforts to mend their deteriorating relationship are put on hold when a pandemic disease that causes insatiable hunger ravages the world around them.
A newlywed couple Ted and Lauren rent an old farm house to do a thesis on orbs and set up cameras, Strange ghostly noises and haunting occur at night. Ted sees video of Lauren, possessed and wandering the fields at night. When their roommate kills himself they decide to do a séance to see what is haunting the house. Little do they know what they hear and fear is nothing they can pray away.
To see, or not to see, that is the question. College kids rent a house that keeps them up at night with strange noises and disturbances. A new drug from Amsterdam makes its way to their party and they have to decide whether to take the pill and see what haunts them or be haunted in the dark.
Centrada alrededor de la denominada "Caza de brujas" del senador McCarthy, "Punto de mira" relata la agitada carrera artística del director de cine Herbert J. Biberman, que entró a formar parte de las listas negras a raíz de su filme de 1954 "La sal de la tierra" (film que, por cierto, es uno de los pocos preservados por la Librería del Congreso de los Estados Unidos por su importancia histórica y cultural). La película se inicia con la ceremonia de entrega de los Oscar de Hollywood de 1937, cuando su esposa Gale Sondergaard gana el premio a la mejor actriz de reparto. Diez años más tarde, un grupo de directores de Hollywood, entre los que se encuentra Biberman, son tildados de comunistas y obligados a comparecer ante una comisión del congreso.
