Ep 11. Room 320

In Evil Season 1 Episode 11, entitled "Room 320," we see Kristen and Ben investigating reports of paranormal activity at a local New York City hotel. They arrive at Room 320, where a newlywed couple has been experiencing unsettling encounters. The husband wakes up every night to see a figure standing at the end of their bed, and the wife hears strange noises and feels like she's being watched.

Kristen and Ben set up their equipment and begin their investigation. While they don't initially find any evidence of supernatural activity, they do discover something strange about the hotel's building plans. The room they're currently in should not exist - it was never built, according to the blueprints.

As the night wears on, Kristen continues to feel uneasy. She has been struggling with her own beliefs and is starting to question whether she may be wrong about the existence of evil. She opens up to Ben about her doubts, and he tries to reassure her that they're doing important work.

Meanwhile, David and Acosta are dealing with a different case. A man who had been part of a Satanic cult as a teenager has reached out to them for help. He's been experiencing hallucinations and is afraid that he's being targeted by the cult again. David and Acosta visit him in a mental hospital and try to figure out how to help him.

Back at the hotel, Kristen and Ben are still investigating. They've brought in a psychic who senses that there is a doorway between the physical and spiritual worlds that has been opened in Room 320. The psychic believes that the doorway was opened by someone who used black magic to summon a demon.

As the episode comes to a close, Kristen and Ben are confronted by a shocking revelation. They finally discover who has been behind the paranormal activity in Room 320, and it's someone they never would have suspected.

"Room 320" is a tense and suspenseful episode that explores the idea of evil and how we define it. The episode also raises important questions about belief, doubt, and the nature of reality. With solid performances from the entire cast and expertly crafted storytelling, Evil continues to be one of the most engaging and thought-provoking shows on television today.