This is the same way that zombies are the monsters in zombie movies, but usually a human is the villain because they have the agency to make moral decisions surrounding the problem.

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Nikki is not the villain in the movie, but she is the monster. They found a great way to launder the fact that the scares come exclusively from the concept of "Extreme BPD girlfriend" by firmly establishing that it is Bear's fault.

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The popular monsters of the era reflect the cultural zeitgeist. In the 2000s, it was zombies. In the 2010s, it was vampires. And now, it's women!

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This is why the One Piece manga is a revolutionary text and the One Piece anime is a regressive paean to excess.

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Movies like Digger and You Can See Everything are ultimately about how movies are evil because the exorbitantly high cost of production and the ability to manipulate the truth via the indexicality of the photographic image creates perverse incentives unlike the morally superior art form of comics.

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