In the pristine, bleach-white corridors of Mercy Psychiatric Ward, something beyond comprehension lurks beneath the surface of clinical silence. "Hysteria Interview" is a haunting descent into collective terror, where patients scream with a fear too profound to articulate.

Dr. Grey knows something is wrong. While the head physician dismisses the patients shared psychosis as a clinical anomaly, Grey senses a deeper, more unsettling truth hiding in the sterile hallways and behind blank institutional walls.

Patients share an inexplicable horror—a terror so visceral it shatters their sanity, yet so nebulous it defies explanation. Their screams echo through white noise, a symphony of unspoken dread that threatens to consume everything in its path.

A razor-sharp exploration of psychological horror, "Hysteria Interview" strips away the veneer of medical rationality to expose the raw, trembling edge of human fear. What happens when terror becomes so profound it transcends language itself?