Wrong Apartment Ghost Horror-Comedy

Create a 15-second ultra-realistic cinematic horror-comedy video with completely original characters and setting.

Scene 1 — The Knock (0–3s)
A young man is relaxing alone in his modern apartment late at night, casually watching TV and eating snacks. The apartment is warm and cozy, while the hallway outside is dark and cold.

Suddenly, there is a loud KNOCK KNOCK at the front door.

He stops eating and looks toward the door, confused and slightly nervous.

Scene 2 — The Door Opens (3–6s)
He slowly walks toward the door.

The knocking happens again.

He carefully opens the door.

A terrifying ghost is standing silently in the dark hallway. She has long messy black hair, pale skin, a simple old white dress, and an eerie expression.

The man freezes in complete shock.

Scene 3 — The Scream (6–11s)
The man suddenly screams in fear.

Unexpectedly, the ghost screams even louder and jumps backward in fear.

Both of them stare at each other, completely terrified.

The atmosphere suddenly shifts from scary to awkward and funny.

Scene 4 — The Punchline (11–15s)
The ghost looks at the apartment number, then looks back at the confused man.

She awkwardly says:

Bro… wrong apartment.

She turns around and casually walks away down the dark hallway.

The man remains frozen in the doorway, completely speechless.

He slowly looks at his apartment number with a confused expression.

Final shot: The ghost disappears around the corner while the man quietly closes the door.

Visual Style: ultra-realistic cinematic horror-comedy, realistic human characters, detailed modern apartment, dark atmospheric hallway, dramatic lighting, subtle fog, realistic facial expressions, cinematic camera movement, suspenseful buildup, sudden comedic timing, natural body movement, realistic physics, shallow depth of field, dramatic close-ups, high-detail environment, professional movie cinematography.

Audio:quiet nighttime ambience, subtle suspense music, realistic knocking sound, sudden screams, brief silence before the punchline, comedic timing.

Important: Keep the ghost creepy but not graphic or gory. The comedy should come from the unexpected interaction and awkward misunderstanding.

No subtitles, no text overlays, no watermark.