We Are Not Alone

Seems like a typical family setting for our opening. Just kidding, they're enjoying our favorite genre. Odd things are starting to happen, like sounds and movements in the still of the night. The atmosphere set by our scenes that are still evolving is unaccustomed to me, so still and yet unsettling and eerie. It's getting interesting and quite exciting for all who can see the story unfolding before our eyes. Just as we appear to become a united front, they tease us with a gut-wrenching scene. The chips are on the table as things are getting terrifying, and we've finally an ally on the playing field. I've only a few Peruvian Horror films under my belt, but I'd like more of this style of Good vs. Evil storytelling.