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The People In The Walls is a chilling descent into psychological horror that lingers long after the credits roll. With its claustrophobic setting and masterful sound design, the film turns every creak and whisper into a source of dread. The performances are raw and intense, especially from the lead who conveys terror and resilience in equal measure. The pacing is tight, building suspense without cheap jump scares, leading to a finale that is both shocking and thought-provoking.

One line that still echoes in my mind is when the child whispers: “They’ve always been here… watching.” It sends shivers down your spine and sets the tone for the whole movie. Another chilling moment is when the walls themselves seem to breathe, and the protagonist screams, “Let me out! I know you’re there!” — a desperate cry that only deepens the nightmare.

This film doesn’t just scare — it crawls under your skin. A must-watch for horror fans looking for something deeper than the usual haunted house fare.