The Walls Are Watching is a psychological thriller, directed by James Cotten, and released in 2014. The movie follows the story of a newlywed couple, Eric and Julia, who moved into an old house that has been on the market for some time. The couple is excited about their new life together and looks forward to building a family in their new home.
However, soon after moving in, Eric and Julia start experiencing unexplainable events that gradually escalate into a full-blown nightmare. It turns out that the former owner of the house, a disgruntled man named Ray, is still occupying the property, and he is not happy about the new occupants.
Ray is an ex-convict who lost his house due to financial difficulties, and he believes that Eric and Julia have stolen his life from him. Ray is determined to make the couple's life as miserable as possible, and he starts to terrorize them at every opportunity.
The movie revolves around the psychological games that Ray plays on Eric and Julia to break them down. He knows every inch of the house and uses this information to manipulate the couple's every move. Ray's ultimate goal is to force Eric and Julia to leave the house, or worse, to kill them.
As the couple struggles to keep their sanity, they realize that they are in for the fight of their lives, and they must use every resource at their disposal to survive. The couple must find a way to outsmart Ray and escape from the grips of the man who knows every inch of their home better than they do.
The Walls Are Watching is a suspenseful and intense movie that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The film stars Erin Cahill as Julia and Drew Seeley as Eric, with Jason London in the role of the evil ex-convict Ray.