A wide shot at dusk. In the foreground, seen from behind, a bald monk in a black robe with a large red kanji seal sits in seated meditation on dark cloth, facing away from camera. Behind him, across an overgrown field of dry grass and scattered branches, looms a decayed, half-collapsed Japanese castle with gold-tipped eaves, its white walls cracked and crumbling, swallowed by a dense dark-green forested hill under a pale grey overcast sky.The camera slowly rolls/dollies to the LEFT as the monk — possessed by a demon — rises unnaturally to his feet, his movement stiff and wrong. Hard cut to an EXTREME CLOSE-UP on the monk's eye; reflected and burning within the iris, the kanji 復讐 ("revenge") appears written in glowing red.Preserve the original gritty, desaturated film grain. Animate the image noise so the grain shimmers and crawls across the frame. Subtle dust motes drift in the still air; dry grass trembles faintly in a cold wind.Mood: dread, stillness, supernatural unease. Muted desaturated color grade, cold grey-green palette, vintage analog film texture, soft natural dusk light, heavy atmospheric haze.Audio: traditional Japanese horror score — sparse shakuhachi flute, low ominous taiko drum, dissonant koto plucks, distant temple bell, eerie ambient drone, rising tension spike on the cut to the eye. No dialogue.Duration: 5 seconds.