Fear Thy Roommate

About Fear Thy Roommate

Fear Thy Roommate is a gripping TV series that aired in 2020. It's a bone-chilling real-life crime series that tells the horror stories of people who have shared living spaces with people who turned out to be monsters. The series dives deep into the worst roommate experiences that resulted in brutal violence, confrontations, and ultimately, the need for survival.

Making / Production

The production of Fear Thy Roommate is attributed to October Films. Each episode delivers a brutally dangerous story involving roommates. It takes a thorough walk into the development of characters' relationships, pinpointing the triggers that led one roommate to plot disgusting crimes against the other.

Actors

• Andy Calderwood (Narrator) - Andy delivers a chilling narration, building up suspense and drama effectively throughout the series.
• Anthony DiBona (Jared) - Anthony brilliantly portrays Jared, a character involved in one of the toxic roommate situations.
• Sayla de Goede (Sarah) - Sayla enacts the role of Sarah, convincingly displaying the fear and distress caused by horrifying experiences with her roommate.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show focuses not only on literal roommates but also on individuals living under the same roof, such as couples or family members.
• Each episode reveals a new story and doesn't follow a recurring storyline or character set, offering viewers a fresh tale in every installment.
• Despite its horror/thriller categorization, the show is deeply rooted in reality, making the stories more eerie and unnerving.

Awards

To date, the TV series Fear Thy Roommate has not been recognized with any awards.

Quotes

• "Fear is just another roommate here."
• "Being roommates means live together, not die together."
• "This is not a home, it's a horror house because of him."

Music, Soundtrack

• The suspenseful background score by various artists keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
• There's no specific soundtrack released for the show as the music primarily revolves around situational atmospheric scores.