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[GLOBAL LOCK]
Create a Japanese horror short set inside a traditional tatami room with shoji doors, wooden beams, sliding panels, and a small glowing TV in the corner. The recurring victim is a young man in a white short-sleeve shirt and dark pants, terrified and stumbling backward through the room. The recurring ghost is a female J-horror entity with long black hair, pale skin, a loose patterned robe, bare feet, and a grotesque head gimmick that shifts between upside-down, detached-looking, or unnaturally rotated orientation. Her eyes glow red in key reveal shots. Keep the same room layout and the same two characters throughout. Vertical 9:16, cinematic horror realism, handheld panic energy, dim warm practical light, deep shadow corners, oppressive indoor atmosphere.

[SHOT 1 | 00:00:00-00:00:02.50]
Open with the man moving nervously across the tatami room near the shoji doors. He glances toward the back of the room as if sensing something behind him. Camera follows with unstable handheld movement, keeping the room geometry clear.

[SHOT 2 | 00:00:02.50-00:00:04.50]
The ghost suddenly appears deeper in the room, hair hanging forward, body low and unnatural. Her head orientation is wrong and immediately unsettling. The man recoils. Keep the reveal fast and invasive, with the ghost advancing toward camera.

[SHOT 3 | 00:00:04.50-00:00:06.50]
Cut to a tighter horror image of the ghost's face or head with glowing red eyes. Her expression is inhuman and corpse-like. Use dim room light and shadow to make the red eyes the brightest point in frame.

[SHOT 4 | 00:00:06.50-00:00:09.00]
The camera whips across the room and catches the empty tatami space, then the ghost reappears lower to the ground, crawling or crouching in a new position. The man backs away toward the corner where the small TV throws a weak glow.

[SHOT 5 | 00:00:09.00-00:00:11.50]
The confrontation escalates as the ghost rushes closer. Her hair lashes outward, her robe drags across the floor, and the victim is forced toward the sliding doors. Show frantic close-quarters pursuit inside the tight room.

[SHOT 6 | 00:00:11.50-00:00:14.00]
The ghost launches into impossible movement, climbing or sticking to the wall and then appearing on the ceiling line. Her long hair drops downward as gravity seems wrong. This is the signature J-horror set piece and should feel abrupt and deeply unnatural.

[SHOT 7 | 00:00:14.00-00:00:16.99]
End in a near-black face close-up of the ghost with glowing red eyes and a stretched, distorted mouth. Overlay the in-world text "Don't lose your head" as the final stinger. The last image should feel like a cursed-screen jump scare rather than a clean title card.

[CAMERA]
Handheld panic camera with sharp reframes, short pushes, and sudden angle changes inside a confined room. Keep the geography readable enough to understand where the man and ghost are in relation to the tatami floor, doors, and ceiling.

[LIGHTING]
Dim warm practical interior light with some cold daylight leaking through shoji paper. Let the TV add a weak secondary glow in one corner. Eyes should glow saturated red only in the strongest scare beats.

[GRADE]
Muted brown, beige, and shadowy charcoal palette with low-saturation traditional interior tones. Preserve the warm wood ceiling, pale tatami mats, and patterned robe while allowing the red eyes to break the palette violently.

[MOTION]
The human moves in frightened stumbles, backing turns, and evasive pivots. The ghost moves in jerks, crouched glides, sudden lunges, wall-crawls, and inverted hanging poses. Hair motion should enhance every change of direction.

[SPEECH / AUDIO]
No spoken dialogue. Use creaking floorboards, breathy room tone, TV hum, sudden thuds, hair movement, scratchy impact sounds, and a sharp horror sting when the ghost appears on the ceiling. The final stinger should be supported by low sub-bass and a piercing high-frequency hit.

[NEGATIVE PROMPT]
No bright daylight, no comedy horror tone, no clean modern apartment, no extra ghosts, no gore splash, no zombie makeup cliché, no possession VFX, no superhero motion, no anime styling, no text except the final "Don't lose your head", no blurry unreadable ghost design, no duplicated limbs.