Gaslight

The shifting perceptions kept me guessing, but I wonder what inspired the choice to tell the story this way. Did it come naturally or was it a deliberate decision to enhance the psychological horror?

The pacing felt gradual but purposeful, leading to a very tense payoff. Was this a conscious choice to deepen the emotional impact or just how the story unfolded?

The way characters deceive themselves and others really resonated. I'm curious whether this was inspired by real psychological studies or purely fictional ideas.