To no surprise, the movie follows the same downward spiral. After overhearing a fight between the neighbors, she finds herself spying on the house, fearing that the husband may have done harm to his wife. Then things begin to happen at Claire's own home. The front door opens on its own just as she reaches for the handle. She hears a barely audible voice from the shadows.
Initials appear on a computer screen.
And then Claire glances into the tub and sees the reflection of a woman's face. Terrified, she turns to Norman, who, of course, doesn't believe her. That's as much as I can tell you without revealing key plot points. Unfortunately, the brain trust at DreamWorks advertising department had no problems in that area. To his credit, he handles the material with style, at least for the first hour.