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A deranged man hides in the attic of a new house and becomes obsessed with the unsuspecting family that moves in.
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- Precision Films, Vestron Pictures
- Matthew Patrick
- Things They Are Telling You Don’T Stack Up
- There Is An Increase in Drama & Conflict in The House/Apartment
- People’s Stuff Gets Stolen & Used Without Permission
- You See More and More Unacceptable Behavior
- More & More Invasion of Your Boundaries & Privacy
- There Is An Increase in Overt & Covert Bullying
- Dealing with Psychopathic Housemates
This is a big one to look out for, where you start to spot inconsistencies with what a person is telling you once you use some critical thinking. Psychopaths are compulsive liars– they relentlessly lie and deceive others, sometimes for their own ends, but sometimes also just for fun when they don’t even need to. They know how to come across as very...
Psychopaths are part of the so called Cluster B or Dramatic personality disorders, meaning that they constantly seek to create drama and conflict in any situation they enter. They suffer from a relentless, underlying boredom and need to liven their day up by creating some kind of drama or confrontation. Another more general pattern to be observant ...
This is a common one with psychopaths living in shared houses, where it’s several strangers living together at once. They are arrogant and entitled personalities, and think they can just use whatever they want, whenever they want. This means you’ll often find them taking other people’s food and drink out the fridge without asking. Sometimes they’ll...
This one can be more of a slow burn, where the psychopath charms his way in at first, or tests the boundaries to see what he can get away with, and then slowly starts to ramp up the unacceptable behavior more and more if you don’t object. More generally, you are looking for increasing instances of behavior that show a complete lack of respect and c...
This is a common one when a psychopath is targeting a specific person who they see is particularly sensitive or private. They like to slowly chip away at their boundaries, and one of the ways they do this is to gradually erode their privacy. You’ll find there is a dynamic that builds if you live with someone who you suspect is toxic and you don’t f...
Another general sign of the “mask dropping” with a psychopath is an increase in toxic bullying behaviors. Depending on the atmosphere and people in the house, this can take on overt or more sneaky and covert forms. If the house has mostly good people in it, then the psychopath has to be more cunning in the way they target and isolate others, and th...
Here are some quick-fire tips for dealing with housemates you identify as psychopaths, both for co-tenants and for landlords. Advice for Tenants: 1. See our articleon the Psychopathy Checklist Traits for some common general traits to identify a psychopath. 2. Set firm, clear boundaries when you see unacceptable behavior from them. Tell them to mind...
A deranged man, Tom Sykes, hides out in the attic while an unsuspecting couple (Rogers & McKean) and their family carry on their life in the house below. Once Tom stops just hiding out and becomes involved with the family and, in particular, the wife, the problems begin.
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