Spiral terror of a carousel in an abandoned corridor captured by a fisheye lens

A 13-second first-person perspective horror clip set in a desolate, abandoned institutional hallway with mottled, peeling walls covered in faded graffiti. The entire scene is shot through a fisheye lens and illuminated only by a flickering beam of weak flashlight light. In the center of the hallway stands alone a weathered, paint-chipped wooden rocking horse. Suddenly, it begins to rock—first slowly, then with violent, bone-creaking intensity, hollow thuds echoing on the concrete. After a quick jump cut to pitch black, the flashlight flickers back on to reveal that the entire hallway is now crowded with dozens of identical rocking horses arranged neatly and swaying in an ominous, synchronized rhythm. The collective sound of wood striking the floor builds into a deafening, heartbeat-like roar. The clip ends with a visceral jump scare: a giant, twisted wooden mask bearing a manic carved smile, with viscous black liquid pouring from its hollow eye sockets, lunges directly at the camera, its face instantly filling the frame as the audio peaks in distorted screaming.