Why separate it?
A house event changes the context
A door visitor asks “who is this and what signal does the scene show?” A house scare asks “what changed inside or around the house?” Mixing them turns a house event into a false rejection rule.
Not every anomaly-shaped event is a visitor at the door. This page keeps house events separate so the checker stays honest.
A door visitor asks “who is this and what signal does the scene show?” A house scare asks “what changed inside or around the house?” Mixing them turns a house event into a false rejection rule.
The first pass tracks the Goblin Stalker as a separate house-scare record. It is not counted in the door visitor total.
Tracked separately from visitors because the collected sources describe it as a house scare.
A house jumpscare appears outside the normal door-visitor flow. Community guides describe this as a house event, so it is not a visitor verdict.