The Good Neighbor
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- 2016
- 98 min
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1
They did this
experiment in England once.
that for the following...
Few weeks, hired strangers
would be interfering...
Ever-so-slightly in their
lives.
Nothing they would normally
notice, maybe a passerby...
On a bicycle or a waiter
at a restaurant.
Just little interactions
set up...
To alter the course
of their routines.
When the study was finished,
the volunteers recounted...
All the things that had
happened to them.
And some of them were
seriously affected...
By the message they were
being sent.
in god.
But here's the thing.
Nothing was done to them.
completely unchanged.
their perception.
People see what they're
looking for.
Uh... I'm gonna drum roll...
Until you finish setting
up the camera.
Make you go faster. Come on.
Okay. Uh...
You done? You done?
September 18th, 2014, terms and
conditions of the experiment.
Rule one, no physical
interference...
With the subject at any time.
Electronic and mechanical
equipment only.
Rule two, strict deadline.
or the project is abandoned.
Rule three, objectivity.
No trick editing, no false
narrative...
Everything that you will
witness...
Will be 100 percent real.
The theory, simply put,
with the proper execution...
unsuspecting person...
Into believing that they are
truly being haunted.
Now in our case,
the unsuspecting person...
Is Harold Grainey, the creepy,
psycho hermit...
We have reason to believe that
something strange...
Is going on in that house.
Now the goal is to document
the entire thing.
Say, "hi, Sean."
Whoa, dude, I'm not in this.
Posterity, remember,
this is the process.
We have to document
everything...
And everything includes
shopping... right?
This is Mr. Sean Turner,
residence surveillance expert.
MIT-bound mastermind...
Voted most likely to invent
the next Facebook.
Say hi to the kids at home,
Sean.
Hi, kids.
Uh, tell them exactly what
it is we're doing here.
We are purchasing the last
of our supplies.
And supplies for...?
For the surveillance room.
Uh, surveillance headquarters.
I.E. Your bedroom.
Why don't you show everybody
what's in your basket?
Well?
Ugh... all right, fine, here,
take this.
All right, just checking the
color contrast, there we go.
Stunning quality... absolutely
stunning.
Oh, man, great idea, Sean,
spray painting indoors.
Um, why don't you give
everybody the run-down.
Well, in order to fully surveil
someone's house...
Undetected with real-time audio
and video...
You need a high-speed Internet
feed...
And you need a few stealthy
gadgets that are surprisingly...
Easy to acquire, in fact, all
of these came from Skymall.
God bless America...
Selling terrorist-grade spy
equipment on an airplane.
Exactly.
This is a motion-sensor adhesive
mini cam.
It's WIFI-enabled, you can stick
it to pretty much anything...
It's like the same thing
that the d.A. Uses...
For undercover drug busts.
This is a 2.4 GHZ mounted
thin cam.
It's controlled from a remote,
it has zoom aperatures...
And night vision capabilities.
As for the disturbances
themselves...
These are pulse-control
magnets...
Electronic wire trips,
fuse rerouters...
This big guy here
is a low-range Sonic emittor.
These are ultra-range wireless
audio bugs.
Now all together, it's enough
to control someone's lights...
And home electronics from your
fingertips.
We route all of this together
into...
Mission control.
Here, take this.
All right, so, we have three
monitors, four hard drives...
watch us watching the subject.
And of course, our beautiful eye
in the sky...
This set up has cost us
a lot of time...
A lot of Sean's father's
money...
digital editing bay.
make this a goddamn masterpiece.
Oh, wow, this thing
got f***ed up.
Fascinating.
How are you doing?
I'm done. It's good to go.
All right, it is 8:40 am,
Saturday, September 19th.
Our street cam is in position,
and our subject is on his way...
So that means for the
next hour and a half...
That house is ours.
All right, and there he goes.
Okay, let's do this.
All right, go, go, go!
You good, dude?
Yeah.
Okay, let's go, come on.
Hey, dude! The ladder,
get the ladder.
Let's go, come on.
Dude, go! Come on.
All right, this place
is f***ing creepy.
Anthony, you want to make
yourself useful?
I am, I'm talking with you.
Hurry up!
Sweet record player, Grainey.
Huh... I guess that means
no basement cam.
Oh, sh*t!
Ugh, stupid f***ing cat.
What?
Well, all right, extreme home
makeover time.
Is it on?
Yeah, but we gotta hide it
better.
Relax, it's fine.
No, it's not, okay!
And we gotta get out of here.
I still have to plant the audio.
Hey! Relax, it's gonna work.
All right, I will work on this,
you finish up.
Hey, Sean, it's gonna be fine.
Ladies and gentlemen,
The living room cam...
The camera that ultimately
captured the tragedy.
And this is clip number one,
September 19th, 2014.
The first day of the so-called
"haunting project."
The haunting project?
For lack of a better title.
Yeah, for lack of a much
better title.
All right, seriously, and you
guys can just do all that...
Stuff from this room?
It's brilliant, actually,
I mean...
I don't think that anybody
has ever done...
Anything quite like this.
Except that they have.
Okay, explain.
Um, okay, how about a million
movies and TV shows?
I mean, like scare tactics,
paranormal whatever...
It's the same sh*t.
Ashley, I... I don't think you
fully understand...
The scope of the project.
I mean, we're not punking
somebody here.
We're driving them to question
their own beliefs.
I mean, this is real, right?
Only it's not real, it's
bullshit.
No, Sean, help her out, okay?
Give her the scoop.
What you're talking about
is fiction...
would do...
When confronted by a
supernatural presence.
Set up cameras,
call a psychic...
do that?
Short of an actual ghost
being in the house...
This is as real as it gets.
Come on, every great filmmaker
takes their own next step.
And this is my next step.
poor old man...
That's the next step?
Ashley, the fact that you just
said that proves to me...
That you have no idea
who Grainey is.
Okay, well, what does that mean?
is an a**hole.
Yeah, he's a psychopath.
He's bat-sh*t crazy.
I mean, he beat his wife
until she left.
Yeah, and now he just sits
in the house all day...
Drinking himself to death.
Yelling at anybody who
bothers him.
What, because he doesn't let
kids in his yard...
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