Shiny and Clear, extreme clean up social media idols, are two conflicting half sisters who throw down an extreme clean up challenge. But they don’t know that they’ll be facing their worst nightmare when they find themselves locked up in a house filled with accumulated objects… that come to life. Gomihime, the house’s owner, committed a murder decades ago, corrupting an old Japanese tradition that says that objects come to life after a hundred years. They are called tsukumogamis and the ones ruling the house will be as merciless as can be imagined in their intent of keeping Shiny and Clear from getting out alive.

In a West Coast city on USA, there’s an underground company that offers an expensive service: to transfer your mind into somebody else’s body. “Rentals” allows people from the high society to rent bodies that mold to their wishes to do what they can’t do (or aren’t allowed to) on their day to day lives. Jake, a tortured ex war doctor who has lost his daughter in a car accident, is invited to rent his body. There pay is high and the possibility to find something that takes him out of the depressive pit in which he lives tempts him. But once he gets connected, far from not remembering while his body was governed by someone else, he’ll find he is being manipulated as a tool on the hands of a serial killer. Jake’s hands are covered in blood, and there’s no coming back from his connection, and he won’t be the only one, but just the first of the rentals used in a sinister scheme.