Interactive horror

German advertisers from the agency Jung von Matt and the international TV channel 13th Street , which specializes in horror, thrillers, etc., may have stepped towards the future development of the film industry.



To this day, we were “pleased” with various interactive installations, for example, .
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Now it's time to say NO to "sad" trailers that precede the movie in cinemas. )

“Last Call” is the first small interactive horror film that is shown before a session.
All viewers are given a flyer with a code that they send via SMS to the service. Randomly select one of the phone numbers. According to the horror story, the girl is fleeing from a maniac in a destroyed building and trying to find the right path, calls the number of the "lucky". At each "control point" of her escape, she asks a question to the viewer, who tells where to run. The software recognizes the voice and, depending on the answers, plays the desired video sequence.



I believe that the heroine will ask the native questions, so that the answer options are “either-or.” )
Or maybe, if the answer is "I do not know" or "all the same," then a longer and more terrible scenario will be chosen.