Photorealistic cinematic horror thriller inside a narrow-body airliner at night. Shot like a practic

Photorealistic cinematic horror thriller inside a narrow-body airliner at night. Shot like a practical-effects feature film on spherical 28-35mm lenses, natural film grain, no lens distortion. Warm-neutral soft cabin lighting, cool dark night outside the windows. Grounded, restrained, physically believable, with real skin texture, real fabric and real weight. Passengers react like ordinary people: most freeze or shrink back, a few cry out. Consistent cabin layout and screen direction throughout. CREATURE: Human-sized predator that looks like a practical suit and animatronic build. Lean athletic frame, long but plausible limbs, dark wet textured skin, short claws, small head, reflective eyes, minimal facial movement. Its weight shows in every contact. It braces on seat backs, bin edges and galley structure. BITTEN PASSENGER: Man in a grey sweater, fully human throughout. Dark discoloration around the bite spreads slowly, his breathing turns ragged, his hands tremble, his pupils dilate and his expression goes blank. SHOT 1 (0-5s), seat-level handheld, hard cut into the action, no establishing shot: An overhead bin bursts open from inside. A carry-on bag falls and hits the aisle floor. The creature drops onto the seated man's shoulder, compressing him into his seat. He grabs its forearm. It bites his neck, brief and non-graphic. He screams once. The creature releases and drops into the aisle. Nearby passengers recoil. SHOT 2 (5-10s), smooth eye-level follow: A flight attendant advances from the rear galley and sprays a fire extinguisher. White discharge partly hides the creature as it retreats low along the cabin wall. Passengers squeeze forward through the narrow aisle, walking, not sprinting. The cabin lights flicker once. When they steady, the creature is clinging motionless to the ceiling beside the galley, the first clear full view. A low, subtle tension score begins. SHOT 3 (10-15s), stable, camera behind the beverage cart: The creature drops into the aisle and swipes at a standing passenger, who stumbles back onto a seat. A man drives the beverage cart into the creature, pinning its legs against the galley wall. Claws scrape metal, the cart shudders, galley equipment rattles. The attendant strikes it once with a steel equipment case. It crashes into the storage unit and lightweight trays spill. SHOT 4 (15-19s), close on the bitten man, slow motion for this shot only: His hand falls from his neck and his eyes lose focus. He rises stiffly. Dark veining shows at the bite. He lunges at the nearest passenger at human speed, who slams into the opposite seat. The creature tears half free of the cart and the two predators lock eyes. The cabin falls nearly silent: breathing, engine hum, creaking metal. SHOT 5 (19-24s), wide and stable: The creature lunges and collides with the infected man beside the galley. The male passenger shoves the cart again, wedging both into the corner. The attendant delivers one final strike and the creature collapses and goes still. The infected man takes one heavy step toward the passengers. The cart hits him again and he falls beside the creature, motionless. Nothing graphic. SHOT 6 (24-28s), locked-off wide: The rear galley and several rows of seats are visible. The damaged cart sits angled across the aisle, trays and bags scattered. Passengers stay several rows back, some crying quietly, others staring. The captain speaks over the intercom, calm and professional: "We're diverting to the nearest airport. Please remain seated." Passengers slowly return to their seats. The attendant stays near the galley, watching the two bodies. SHOT 7 (28-30s), static, through an aircraft window: The plane descends toward a city at night, and the lights sharpen beneath the wing. A faint reflection of the cabin shows in the glass. A passenger exhales in relief.