The Handyman

The character's ordinary facade makes the horror even more unsettling. I wonder what inspired the author to blend the familiar with the sinister this way.

The shift from normalcy to paranoia was pretty intense. Am I the only one who thought the pacing of that transition was perfectly unsettling?

The mix made the story feel layered and unpredictable. I'm curious if that was always part of the plan or developed during writing.