Janine Stiglitz

Not every horror story needs a monster… sometimes the nightmare has a face. Nightmares, but make them cinematic. Crafted with Seedance 2.5 Prompt:- Create a cinematic supernatural horror sequence set inside an old, abandoned Victorian bedroom at night. Character consistency: Use the uploaded reference images as the primary character references throughout the entire video. Maintain the exact same facial features, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and overall appearance in every scene. Do not change character identities. Scene 1: A young woman wearing a black, elegant lace mini dress slowly enters a dimly lit vintage bedroom. The camera follows her from behind as she approaches an old wooden door. Warm candlelight contrasts with the darkness. Scene 2: She discovers a mysterious ghostly girl sitting motionless on an antique bed. The ghost has extremely long, messy black hair, pale skin, and a worn white vintage dress. Cold blue moonlight enters through the bedroom window. Scene 3: The woman turns around and suddenly comes face-to-face with the ghost. Her eyes widen in terror as the ghost stands silently beside her. Use a dramatic cinematic close-up. Scene 4: A large dark insect suddenly flies across the room. The woman panics and starts crawling away while the ghost slowly follows her. Scene 5: Both characters hide underneath the antique bed. Capture their terrified expressions through a low-angle camera shot. The ghost's long hair slowly drags across the dusty wooden floor. Scene 6: Show an intense close-up of the woman's frightened face as she covers her mouth and screams. Final Scene: Reveal two vintage framed portraits placed on an antique wooden table, surrounded by red roses and flickering candles. One portrait shows the young woman, while the other shows the ghostly girl. End with an unsettling supernatural atmosphere. Visual Style: Photorealistic horror cinematography, atmospheric lighting, deep shadows, cold blue moonlight, realistic skin textures, cinematic camera movements, detailed facial expressions, suspenseful pacing, and professional horror-film color grading. Important: Maintain strict character consistency throughout all scenes. No random outfit changes, no face morphing, no extra characters, no cartoon effects, and no inconsistent appearances.**