The valley where LOAB lives

The Valley Where LOAB Lives is an AI-generated meta-horror film that traces the eerie emergence and transformation of a digital cryptid across six chapters — each reflecting an iconic era in horror cinema. From Nosferatu to Psycho, The Shining to Get Out, LOAB wanders through a kaleidoscopic labyrinth of genres, aesthetics, and identities.

Her voice: a clone of Sean Young. Her face: a spectral blend of Bela Lugosi and the protagonists of horror history. The character of LOAB is based on a real internet myth: an AI-generated image born from a so-called ​“negative prompt” — a digital phantom that, against its will, inscribed itself into the collective imagination.

In the film, LOAB becomes a signal of disruption — both victim and threat, an error in the narrative system whose final loop unfolds within the logic of Roko’s Basilisk: To know her is to become part of the algorithm that keeps her alive.

The Valley Where LOAB Lives is a ghost story written in code — hovering between horror cinema, essay film, and digital invocation.