If you had the opportunity to direct a horror film...

How would that be scary? Lol

It sounds boring. I see that guy everywhere I go and I just want a break from him.

Great real honest answer to the question

A chef? Hmmm...sounds like a plot bordering into a cannibalistic story.

Interesting. Sounds like a script I'm already working on.

Even more shocking if after getting ripped apart she would inexplicably start singing and the movie turns into musical La La Land style. In the end, every characters have gay sex and thus revealing that the bokor is actually alien from an alien race that built the Stonehenge, but not the Pyramids. That was built by a different alien race not connected to this particular one in the movie.

Okay first of all... AMAZING title. Love it.

Secondly... the psychological buildup breaking into violence is fantastic.

Lastly, because I'd love to run with this premise: I would go with a plausibly deniable threat, like supernatural demon-esque, ghost-like entities (wraith concept basically) that a viewer could interpret as either a hallucination, OR an entity that is only visible to ones who it wants to see it; alternatively, only visible to those who believe it's real; that kind of idea.

So the idea is to do your twist 100% at the same time both on the overall story level, and on the character experience level.

The twist being, of course, that the movie starts as a supernatural horror, then the main character gets paranoid about others and we start to understand the supernatural elements as figments of her imagination, even seeing her realizing this herself... But then just as the psychological element of the movie builds to a climax and misleading clues are being slipped to the viewer, the movie twists just as you described. The viewers find that they have been steadily lead away from the opening supernatural premise of the movie, which turns out to be completely true.

Damned wraiths everywhere. It's actually similar to The Lost Boys in this way. I realized that after I realized that line "Damned wraiths everywhere" was actually inspired by the last line in Lost Boys.

Oh and in November, I bumped into Dianne Wiest at the grocery store. She played the mom in that movie, among many other roles.

That actually sounds like a great movie!

Or....

Dog food.......

Made out of monsters!!!

I like demonic and satanic cult stuff too, where you can't trust loved ones in the vein of Rosemary's Baby or The Exorcist

Indeed, demonic possession films can be quite interesting. That is, as long as the plot doesn't completely stem from similarities of other possession films that have been done a million times.