Stuntman Jiang Jinghong is well-known in the industry as a "life-threatening" actor. He has a martial arts background, is proficient in action design and special effects scheduling, is bold and careful, and specializes in taking dangerous shots that others dare not take. This time, he was dragged into the final scene of a mysterious crew by his friends in the industry - the director is the cult geek "Han Dao" who has become famous in recent years. His works are extremely weird, but the theaters are full.
Jiang Jinghong thought this was just a difficult action scene. The set was filled with a damp smell of corruption, the prop blood gave off a real smell of rust, and the extras' eyes were so hollow that they didn't look like they were acting. After every shot, Director Han would smile sickly at the monitor and mutter: "There is still one less person to sacrifice."
When Jiang Jinghong discovered that Director Han's film itself was a large-scale hypnotic ritual, and every frame was implanting sacrificial instructions into the audience in front of the screen, the ancient clapperboard known as the "Goldfinger" on his passenger seat suddenly became hot - it could capture supernatural signals invisible to ordinary people, and use a countdown to predict the next death scene.
The bell for the closing banquet is about to ring. Director Han smiled and handed him the script for the last scene. There were four words written on the cover: Substitute's curtain call.
