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360 horror
360 Horror is an experimental horror film by Austrian filmmaker, writer, and actor Christian Frosch. The film was shot over the course of four years on a 360-degree camera, which allows the viewer to choose their own perspective and follow the action. The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2017 and has been screened at other film festivals around the world.
360 Horror is set in a house where a family is being terrorized by a demonic force. The viewer can choose to follow any of the characters as they attempt to escape the house. The film is non-linear, and the viewer can change the perspective at any time.
Christian Frosch came up with the idea for 360 Horror after watching a 360-degree video of a bank robbery. He was impressed by the way that the viewer could choose their own perspective and follow the action. He decided to make a horror film using the same format.
The film was shot on a 360-degree camera, which allows the viewer to choose their own perspective and follow the action. The camera was placed in the middle of the action, so that the viewer can move around and see the action from any angle.
The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2017 and has been screened at other film festivals around the world.
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