The ROV Lights Out — Trench Creature Reveal

Found-footage deep-sea horror, 8 seconds, 16:9, authentic ROV camera feed with telemetry overlay. Six thousand meters down in a hadal trench: the ROV's floodlights rake a desolate plain of white sediment, a few ghostly fish drifting past, the manipulator arm folded at the frame's edge, depth and heading readouts ticking in the corner.
0-2s: The first floodlight dies with a visible pop; in the half second before the camera's auto-exposure compensates, the darkness beyond the remaining light is full of eyes, reflective and layered, hundreds of them, arranged in a ring around the vehicle. 2-5s: The second floodlight dies, and the eyes are closer now; shapes resolve in the gloom, long pale eel-like bodies converging on the ROV from every side, moving with deliberate slowness. 5-8s: The third light dies and the creatures are at the viewport; the final frame fills with a wall of lidless eyes and the ROV's own housing reflected in one enormous eye, its pupil contracting around the camera's reflection, before the thrusters fire, the tether goes taut then slack, and the telemetry flatlines.
Subject: a work-class ROV with floodlight arrays, manipulator arm, tether cable, and the converging pale eel-like trench creatures. Camera: locked ROV POV, authentic exposure hunting as lights fail, slight thruster shake at the end. Lighting: dying white floodlights against absolute trench black, the eyes catching the last light. Atmosphere: the deep noticing you. Style: authentic ROV footage, telemetry overlay, drifting particulate, desaturated cold grade, 24fps.