insidious

Starring in writer-director Alex Russell’s “Lurker,” a gripping psychological thriller that explores the insidious parasocial bond between a rising pop star and a seemingly meek retail employee, which is out in theaters Friday.

“I couldn’t be more proud of her and how she fought this insidious disease over the past 3 years,” DeBose wrote.

But what has changed — and what feels distinctly more insidious — is the migration of this corporate stagecraft into the very institutions entrusted with our care and education.

"Stalking is a terrifying and insidious crime that robs victims of their freedom and safety," she said.

Deep-rooted and insidious influential figures, dating back to the communist era persisted, and Iliescu's presidency was marked by widespread corruption.