The Good Neighbor (2016)

Ethan: They did this experiment in England once. A group of people were told 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. One woman started believing in God. But here's the thing. Nothing was done to them. Their lives had carried on completely unchanged. The only thing altered was their perception. People see what they're looking for.

Ethan: The theory, simply put... with the proper execution it is possible to drive an unsuspecting person... into believing that they are truly being haunted.

Sean: Honestly?... I think scientifically it's interesting enough just watching someone. You know, observing someone in their natural state... uninfluenced... there's something fascinating about it.
Ethan: Yeah, kind of. But... that's not what we're doing here. Remember that?

Sean: You know who Little Albert is?...

Ethan: All right, Sean, you know what needs to happen now, right?...

Ethan: We're this close, all right? Don't let me down on this. Seriously, how can you live with yourself without knowing?

Sean: No! No way! We're not going in there!

Grainey: , I just want you to know that... whenever you need anything... I mean anything at all... All you have to do is ring this and... I'll hear it, honey. And I'll come to you, no matter what, okay?

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