“Fukushima 50” is a Japanese disaster drama film released in 2020, also known as "Fukushima 50", directed by Setsuro Wakamatsu and starring actors Koichi Sato, Ken Watanabe, Hidetaka Yoshioka, Takumi Saito, and Riho Yoshioka, the story is adapted from the documentary literature of the real events of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, about the strongest 9.0 earthquake in the history of the country that occurred in northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011, and the subsequent tsunami that mercilessly Although the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was evacuated, 50 unsung heroes decided to stay in the plant and try to cool the reactor to stop the devastating disaster.

“Toshimaen” is a Japanese horror-thriller film, also known as "Eiga: Toshimaen", directed by Hiroshi Takahashi, starring actors Rie Kitahara, Kojima Fujiko, Nana Asakawa, and Ruka Matsuda, based on a real-life urban legend. The story is about a college student, Hayashi, who returns to the amusement park "Toshimaen" with her high school friends and unexpectedly, they heard the rumored secret curse on the Internet. Driven by curiosity, they came to an ancient western-style building and knocked on the door. Unexpectedly, this behavior led to a series of terrorist phenomena. Not only did their friends disappear one after another, but Hayashi gradually found the terrible truth hidden behind paradise in the process.

“Brazen” is an American crime thriller movie to watch online on Netflix, also known as "The Pursuit Trap", directed by Monica Mitchell and starring Elisa Milano, Sam Page, and Emily Proctor, the plot is about Grace, a big-name speculative fiction writer who is familiar with all kinds of crime techniques, who one day receives an urgent call from her family to return home, only to encounter a case that leaves him grieving The story is about Grace, a famous novelist who knows all kinds of crimes. In response, Grace decides to use her sister's identity as an adult video host to investigate the truth of the case with all her efforts, despite the opposition of Detective Ed.

“Sink Hole” is a 2021 South Korean disaster comedy film, directed by Ji-hun Kim and starring Seung-won Cha, Lee Kwang Soo, Sung-Kyun Kim, and Kim Hye Jun. The story tells that Dong-Won, who bought a new house, finally realizes his dream of bringing his wife and children to Seoul to live, but just as he invites his colleagues to celebrate in his new home, the whole building suddenly falls into a super-large sinkhole. In this way, the jin agent of Dong Won’s company, the intern Eun Ju and the resident Wanshou were trapped in the crypt 500 meters underground, and could only try to save their precious lives while waiting for rescue.

“Countdown” is an American horror-thriller film released in 2019, directed by Justin Dec, starring Elizabeth Lail, Jordan Calloway, and Talitha Bateman, the plot tells the heroine Quinn driven by curiosity to download the APP that can predict the time of death, learned that only three days of life left to live, at first Quinn thought it was just a boring prank, did not expect the people around once downloaded but As the time draws near, unexplained visions begin to appear around her, and she must save her life before the countdown ends.

Immersive viewing experience

I often hear people say, "If only I could know what would happen tomorrow." Many people wish they could have the ability to foresee the future, whether it is to know the future in advance so that they can live a smoother life, or to use a little ingenuity to gain benefits from it, I believe it can bring many benefits. However, have we ever thought, if one day we see the future, reflecting the eyes not to live a happy and happy life, but their death or death appearance, so what will be the impact on their mood and various choices in life afterward? The director, Justin Dec, has put forward his imagination with “Countdown”.