Opening with grainy VHS footage and ambient static, Lurker sets a disorienting tone from its very first frame. The story follows a young woman who begins to suspect she’s being watched—or followed—after moving into a new apartment complex. As security cameras glitch and shadowy figures appear just outside her door, the line between paranoia and reality begins to blur. The trailer flashes unsettling imagery: a hand reaching from beneath the bed, a neighbor who’s always awake, and a journal filled with drawings of a faceless figure. The pacing is slow and deliberate—until it’s not. Jump cuts, heavy breathing, and distorted sound design heighten the tension, with a final sequence suggesting the “lurker” may not just be human. Think It Follows meets The Babadook, delivered through a tech-noir lens.