A cursed night-vision trail cam in Seedance 2.5, with the prompt scrolling beside it
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An antlered crow lands by a bowl of berries, a flock follows, and then something pale and long-limbed crawls in on all fours, drinks from the can and goes for the lens. TechHalla generated it as one continuous infrared shot in Seedance 2.5 and put the prompt on screen, scrolling beside the footage. That makes it rare: a horror beat you can check against its prompt line by line.
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