Тинглер (1959)

A driven pathologist conducts a disturbing experiment on a deaf-mute woman to validate his theory about human death. He posits that people die from intense fear caused by a hidden organism he calls "The Tingler," which requires screaming to control. As the pathologist subjects the woman, unable to scream due to her condition, to escalating frightening scenarios, he seeks proof of his mysterious creature. The film explores themes of fear, disability, and resilience when confronted with terror.