A lone diver faces a gigantic, monstrous anglerfish with its mouth open, glowing lure illuminating the dark, deep ocean. The scene evokes dread.

A cinematic underwater scene set in the Midnight Zone, where light is nearly nonexistent. The atmosphere is dark, eerie, and pressure-heavy, with only subtle blue gradients in the water to suggest depth. In the foreground stands a scuba diver, fully suited with oxygen tank and fins, facing away from the viewer — we see the diver’s full back silhouette lit faintly by a glowing lure in the darkness ahead. The diver appears motionless, frozen in awe or fear. Emerging from the abyss directly in front of him is a gigantic, monstrous anglerfish, easily ten times the size of the human. Its glowing lure is the primary light source, casting a pale, cold white glow that illuminates part of the diver’s silhouette and a terrifying glimpse of the fish’s enormous face. The anglerfish should look both realistic and slightly exaggerated — massive jaws open in a twisted, almost mocking grin, long jagged teeth, bulging eyes, and textured scales, all barely visible through the glowing light and drifting marine snow. The fish’s size is overwhelming — the scene should evoke a feeling of insignificance and dread. The diver is like a child in front of a god. Despite the terror, the moment feels still, almost absurdly calm, like a deep-sea horror movie paused mid-jump scare. Color palette: deep navy, black, and muted ocean blues, with the lure light as the only bright contrast. The background fades to black quickly. No other fish or distractions — just abyssal emptiness and these two characters in See more