Ooh, a classic insanity development! Sounds exciting!
Drawing is really good too!

I've had so much fun drawing this one dude, because of the way I got to play around with the lighting, shadows and silhouettes in this scene, and I've really thought hard about how to properly try the use of shadowing in this scene without making it feel cluttered or closed in together, because it's really easy to do that if done wrong, but I think I've nailed it with this one. Plus, I wanted to really sell the horror aspect of this scene with the use of silhouettes, because if done right, silhouettes can really make a scene feel mysterious and ominous, and I think that works really well in a horror movie. It's even more fun to try in an animated movie, but at the same time it's harder to do in traditional artwork or animation because of trying to make everything stand out against the backdrop.

very cool