In David S. Goyer's newest film, "The Unborn," a young girl is terrorized by an ancient spirit, an entity that is trying to get back into our plane of existence and be born again.

In an article we just published we took a look with Goyer at how that spirit, taken from the Hebraic legend of the dybbuk, influenced his film's nightmare logic and dream imagery, how he purposively left it unexplained to be more frightening.

Well that -- or to save for the sequel.

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