Ultra-hostile alien planet. Endless desert made entirely of gigantic glowing crystal formations. Violet skies, twin suns, electrical storms in the distance. Every crystal emits strange bioluminescent pulses. Survival horror action. Chaotic handheld camera, aggressive speed ramps, rapid cut-tos, dynamic camera angles. Sound: crystal resonance hums, astronaut breathing, deep underground rumbling. ⸻ 0–2s — HOOK Wide aerial shot. An astronaut is already sprinting across a glowing crystal desert. Suddenly— The ground erupts behind him. A colossal alien crystal worm explodes upward. Hundreds of meters long. Its body covered in razor-sharp translucent crystal plates. ⸻ 2–5s — ESCALATION Helmet POV. The worm crashes back underground. Crystal shards rain everywhere. The astronaut dodges flying debris while running. The desert ahead begins rippling. The worm is moving beneath him. Fast. Very fast. ⸻ 5–8s — BUILD Low angle tracking shot. The astronaut spots a gigantic crystal spire ahead. He jumps onto its base and begins climbing. The worm erupts again. This time directly beside him. Its jaws snap shut inches from his body. The impact fractures the entire spire. ⸻ 8–11s — CHAOS Wide shot. The crystal tower begins collapsing. The astronaut slides down the falling structure. Crystal fragments the size of vehicles tumble everywhere. The worm smashes through multiple crystal formations trying to intercept him. The entire landscape explodes into chaos. ⸻ 11–13s — THE PLAN The astronaut lands hard. Rolls. Pulls a distress flare from his suit. The worm erupts directly ahead. Its mouth opens wide. Rows of crystalline teeth. Bullet time. The astronaut throws the flare. ⸻ 13–15s — PAYOFF The flare disappears into the worm’s throat. A pulse travels through its transparent crystal body. The entire creature begins glowing. Brighter. Brighter. Then— A massive resonance explosion tears through its body from the inside. Crystal shards erupt across the desert. The astronaut shields himself. Silence. Only glowing fragments falling from the sky