The Manor Ending Explained (Spoilers)

After suffering a mild stroke, Judith Albright reluctantly moves into a historic nursing home where she becomes convinced a supernatural force is killing the residents.

The Manor: Spoilers Below

Judith Albright, a dance instructor who was a professional dancer in her youth, suffers a stroke at her 70th birthday party and is moved into a nursing home after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Her 17-year-old grandson, Josh, with whom she is very close, opposes the move, while his mother, Judith's daughter, Barbara, tries to comfort him. Judith assures Josh that this will be good for everyone. However, she soon notices strange behaviors and the deaths of other residents. She imagines a tree-like figure in her room. 

It is eventually revealed that three of the older people living there are much older and have been sucking the life forces out of the Manor's patients using witchcraft. This lets them be young at night and return to their old forms when the sun rises. In the end, Judith decides to join them to live longer and have more time with her grandson, who also comes to work at the Manor.

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