Blood Party — Halloween Invitation

A Halloween party invitation the guest has to survive. It opens on a wax seal in the fog with blood coming slowly down the glass; one tap breaks it and a summons appears — their name on a pinned sheet of paper that refuses to say where or when — while blood drips from the top of the frame, lands on the pumpkin, the candle, the skull and the words, runs down them and pools on the floor. A caption tells them to read the address carefully; while they do, a face presses itself against the glass and a hand drags the pumpkin away. Then the floor floods and they are at the Wheel of the Damned: eight sealed wedges under a dagger. They drag it hard, it spins, the ticks get heavier, the candles gutter, the eyes on the rim open — then silence, and the seal it stopped on bursts. A skull slams into the camera and the seal becomes a card crusted in dried blood that they scratch with a finger. Halfway, fingers curl over its bottom edge; at half revealed the crust cracks and falls, the character under it opens its eyes and lunges at them. That is who they are coming as — the glass shatters and only now, on the last scene, do they get the invitation itself: date, time, venue, your note, the dress code (their costume) and an RSVP button. Nothing between scenes slides: it floods, blacks out with lightning, cracks, is hit or torn. Random frights throughout — a bony hand from any edge, eyes in the dark, bats, a knife across the floor. No background score, on purpose: just the sounds — every drop of blood landing, the wheel's wet ticks, the rasp under the finger, and the screams — in the silence, unless you add your own music. Pure DOM, SVG and two canvases — loads instantly on any phone.

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