SLIME HOUSE
· AbandonedMuse · 15s · 1080p
15-SECOND EDITED CINEMATIC VIDEO. USE THE REFERENCE HOUSE EXACTLY. PRESERVE ITS RED SIDING, PEACH TRIM, GREEN ROOF, FRONT PORCH, PICKET FENCE, WINDOWS, DOORS, PROPORTIONS, AND HILLSIDE LOCATION THROUGHOUT. THE HOUSE MUST REMAIN RECOGNIZABLY THE SAME BUILDING IN EVERY SHOT. The house is secretly filling with an enormous quantity of glossy translucent neon-green toy slime. The slime continuously expands under extreme pressure until the entire structure can no longer contain it. 00:00–00:03 — EXTREME GROUND-LEVEL DUTCH ANGLE FROM INSIDE THE PICKET FENCE, CAMERA ALMOST TOUCHING THE GRASS, AIMED SHARPLY UP AT THE HOUSE. The house subtly groans and flexes. Green slime begins pressing against several windows from inside, slowly bowing the glass outward. Curtains flatten against the windows. The roofline starts lifting slightly. HARD CUT. 00:03–00:06 — CAMERA MOUNTED HIGH UNDER THE FRONT PORCH ROOF, EXTREME WIDE LENS POINTING DIAGONALLY DOWN THE LENGTH OF THE PORCH. The front door begins violently shaking in its frame. Thick green slime forces itself through tiny cracks around the doorway and window seams, swelling outward in glossy rounded bulges. Porch railings vibrate from the internal pressure. HARD CUT. 00:06–00:09 — EXTREME CLOSE LOW ANGLE DIRECTLY BENEATH ONE FRONT WINDOW, CAMERA POINTING ALMOST STRAIGHT UP THE WALL. The window glass balloons outward toward the lens like an enormous transparent bubble with green slime packed behind it. The wooden frame bends. The glass suddenly gives way and a huge heavy mass of slime punches outward above camera, stretching and folding over itself. HARD CUT. 00:09–00:12 — CRAZY ROOFLINE CAMERA, POSITIONED ALONG THE EDGE OF THE GREEN SHINGLED ROOF LOOKING DOWN TOWARD THE FRONT YARD AT A STEEP ANGLE. The entire roof heaves upward as slime expands beneath it. Shingles buckle. Sections of trim snap loose. Giant green bulges erupt from beneath the eaves while slime blasts from multiple windows simultaneously. HARD CUT. 00:12–00:15 — ULTRA-LOW CAMERA ON THE FRONT WALKWAY DIRECTLY FACING THE HOUSE, VERY WIDE LENS, SLIGHT DUTCH ANGLE. THE CLIMAX MUST BE MASSIVE. The front door blows outward from pressure as an enormous wall of thick neon-green slime ERUPTS from the doorway and windows at once. Slime floods across the porch, crashes through the picket-fence opening, and surges violently down the walkway DIRECTLY TOWARD THE CAMERA. The final frame is overwhelmed by a gigantic glossy green slime wave slamming into the lens. PHYSICS: slime must feel extremely heavy, elastic, wet, thick, and volumetric. It stretches, folds, bulges, rebounds, and pours with believable weight. The house reacts physically to the pressure before bursting. Do not make the slime look like smoke, water, foam, paint, or glowing energy. CAMERA STYLE: ONLY EXTREME, UNCONVENTIONAL, PHYSICALLY PLACED CAMERA POSITIONS. Aggressive wide lenses, Dutch angles, ground-level perspectives, roof-mounted perspectives, steep upward and downward compositions. NO NORMAL EYE-LEVEL COVERAGE. NO DRONE SHOTS. NO FLOATING CAMERA. NO SMOOTH GENERIC COMMERCIAL ORBITING. EDITING: FAST HARD CUTS ONLY. NO MORPHS. NO DISSOLVES. NO TRANSITIONS. Every shot shows a new escalation of the SAME EVENT at the SAME HOUSE. LOOK: cinematic photorealism, practical-effects feeling, absurd 1980s disaster-comedy spectacle, enormous physical scale, realistic house destruction, bright natural exterior daylight, crisp detail, glossy slime highlights, NOT cartoonish, NOT cute, NOT CGI-looking.