The following day, Ryan and Emily go out for the night and leave Skyler and Mike to take care of Leila. The next night, Ryan tapes Leila sleeping, but a dark and demonic spirit appears on camera and forces him to drop the camera. Soon, Skylar walks in and checks on Leila, only to be attacked by the spirit. One night, a black and oily being arises out of the ground and it hovers over Leila for several hours (much like Katie did), and she eventually talks to it. He decides later to roll the tapes overnight to see what weird things are occurring. Leila's interaction with Tobi coincides with Ryan using the old camera around the house, where he notices the camera picks up spiritual beings. While watching one of the videos, Ryan and Mike notice that the girls are seemingly aware of the two's presence: they are able to foresee Ryan and Mike's every action as the pair simultaneously watch the video, such as Leila sneezing and Kristi replying to him "Bless you." In them contain Kristi and Katie with their mother and her boyfriend Dennis in 1988, whilst others from 1992 are in Lois's house where the two are practicing supernatural abilities with the mysterious man. While setting up the house that day, Mike finds a box of old video tapes, dating from 1988 to 1992.
Along with them, is Skylar (Olivia Taylor Dudley), who notices that Leila is talking to an imaginary friend named Tobi. Murray), his wife Emily (Brit Shaw), and their eight-year-old daughter Leila (Ivy George) are about to celebrate Christmas, when Ryan's brother Mike (Dan Gill) moves in after breaking up with his girlfriend. Twenty-five years later in 2013, Ryan Fleege (Chris J. They enter a dark room where a man speaks to the girls about " Tobi" ( Asmodeus, of the Book of Tobit) and how they are critically important to his plan. Grandma Lois takes the girls upstairs while the same entity takes the camera with them. The film opens with a scene left off from Paranormal Activity 3 where Katie and Kristi are watching Dennis' spine crushed by a mysterious force.
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