I'm still reeling from "A Ghost in Your Ear" - it's like they literally crawled under my skin! The sound design is insane , I mean who makes windscreen wipers on a car stereo? Genius or mad genius? Either way, it added to the unease and tension that permeates every aspect of this masterclass in psychological horror. The twists and turns had me guessing until the very end - kudos to Jamie Armitage for setting up those masterful storylines. And George Blagden's performance was chilling , I kept thinking I'd know what was going on before it did!
this show is like a rollercoaster for your emotions lol, one minute it's all calm and eerie, next thing u know ur on the edge of ur seat . but what i love about it is how its not just about jump scares, its about the mental game u play with urself while u're watching. like, are those sounds really happening or is it all in ur head?
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke The way this movie slowly unravels your mind with every creepy sound effect is just masterful. I'm still on edge even after finishing it!
I'm still reeling from "A Ghost in Your Ear" 
- it's like they literally crawled under my skin! The sound design is insane 
, I mean who makes windscreen wipers on a car stereo? Genius or mad genius? Either way, it added to the unease and tension that permeates every aspect of this masterclass in psychological horror. The twists and turns had me guessing until the very end 
- kudos to Jamie Armitage for setting up those masterful storylines. And George Blagden's performance was chilling 
, I kept thinking I'd know what was going on before it did! 
. but what i love about it is how its not just about jump scares, its about the mental game u play with urself while u're watching. like, are those sounds really happening or is it all in ur head? 
The way this movie slowly unravels your mind with every creepy sound effect is just masterful. I'm still on edge even after finishing it! 