Ultra-realistic cinematic sci-fi horror scene inside a futuristic high-security research laboratory. A young female scientist wearing a white lab coat carefully conducts a mysterious experiment in a sterile laboratory filled with glass chambers, advanced scientific equipment, glowing blue monitors, and reflective metallic surfaces. She examines a strange biological specimen, then suddenly notices something terrifying. A pale, mysterious humanoid entity with sunken dark eyes and an unsettling expression appears inside the laboratory. Its appearance is disturbing yet realistic, with subtle facial movements and lifelike skin texture. The laboratory lights begin flickering as a red emergency alarm activates. Scientists rush through a glass corridor while white vapor bursts from a containment chamber. The female scientist turns in shock as the facility enters lockdown. Red warning lights illuminate the dark hallway, creating dramatic reflections on the glass walls. The mysterious entity remains visible behind reinforced glass at the end of the corridor. Visual style: Photorealistic science-fiction thriller, cinematic horror atmosphere, futuristic biotechnology laboratory, volumetric lighting, realistic facial expressions, atmospheric fog, dramatic red and cyan lighting, detailed textures, shallow depth of field, slow cinematic camera movements, suspenseful pacing, professional Hollywood film quality, 4K detail, vertical 9:16 composition. Negative prompt: Cartoon, anime, low resolution, blurry faces, distorted anatomy, extra limbs, unrealistic movement, oversaturated colors, text overlays, watermarks, inconsistent characters, flickering visual artifacts.
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