Every Passenger I Pick Up Is a Ghost

To scrape together enough money for his mother’s surgery, Chen Mo takes a night-shift taxi job that nobody else dares to do.

On the first night, he picks up a woman soaked from head to toe, her body ice-cold. When she gets out, she hands him a banknote for the dead.

On the second night, the passenger in the back seat vanishes from the rearview mirror, leaving behind only a heavy, earthy stench.

On the third night, he realizes he has seen every passenger he picks up in the news. They have all been dead for a long time.

When he tries to quit, the steering wheel stops responding. The car carries him toward the road to the underworld, where the traffic lights are forever green…

[Supernatural + Taxi + Ferryman + Thrills]

Chen Mo takes a night-shift taxi job, thinking it will be nothing more than hard-earned cash, until he discovers:

- The passengers never speak, only give their destinations;

- Their feet never touch the ground;

- Every number on the meter is a denomination of ghost money.

When he tries to abandon the car and run, the doors lock, and a chilling announcement comes over the radio