First-Person GoPro Horror Pursuit with Wrench

First person gopro footage, night. The killer's hands grip a heavy steel wrench, breath fogging in the cold as they move low through a rusted industrial corridor lit by one flickering sodium lamp. Slow, careful footsteps on wet concrete, then the sound of a distant door slamming - the killer stops, tilts the POV sharply toward a half-open doorway where a silhouette vanishes down a stairwell. Timeline: 00:00-05 - Establish: POV rises from crouch, wrench in frame, corridor in deep shadow, sodium light strobing. Camera hunts left and right as the killer listens. 00:05-12 - Pursuit: POV breaks into a run, wrench swinging at hip height, footsteps and breath ragged, walls and pipes rushing past, camera low and close to the ground like bodycam. 00:12-17 - Reveal: the POV bursts through the doorway onto a rain-slick rooftop - city lights below, the target's silhouette standing at the edge, back turned, steam rising from a grate, wind and rain rising. 00:17-20 - Climax / hold: the killer raises the wrench, pauses one beat, then the POV lurches forward as the target turns - cut to black before contact. Screen holds black for the final second, a single bass drop and rain. Camera: single locked-of-a-kind first-person bodycam, no cutaways, slight natural head-jolt on each step, never breaching geometry - no passing through walls or people. Physics: hands visibly touch and carry the wrench the whole run; wet floor kicks up real spray; coat, hair and rain move in the same wind; one consistent sodium light source with matching shadows and reflections. Audio (native): ragged breathing and footsteps (Foley), distant city hum and patter of rain (ambience), industrial drone and a rising sub-bass swell peaking at the 17s mark, ending in a single hard impact... resolved into silence (music/design), NO dialogue, NO announcer voiceover. Continuity: single continuous take, screen direction constant, rooftop ledge and city skyline stay geographically consistent, wrench never leaves the killer's hand. Text: none in frame - no title card, no watermark. Cut to black does the work. Avoid: third-person cutaway, weapon leaving frame, duplicate hands or wrench, changing wrench size, teleporting target, overexposed sodium flicker, logo, caption.