"Doctor Schiller! It's Doctor Schiller!!!" Quite a few people began cheering. Seeing the figure appear on camera, many film critics smiled knowingly as well.
"No wonder he hasn't been accepting media interviews lately. Turns out he was filming a new movie." Someone shook his head and said, "I knew it. When I followed his personal account before, he seemed pretty approachable, not like the kind of person who threw his weight around. If it was for movie secrecy, then it makes sense."
"But he really is impressive." The person beside him said, "So many reporters and paparazzi camped outside the sanatorium for half a month, yet none of them realized they were making a movie."
"You just don't get it. They're making a mockumentary. Didn't you see that most of the shots could be filmed just by hanging a camera around someone's neck? Without a film crew, of course nobody could tell they were shooting a movie."
"I don't think it's entirely a mockumentary either. There were quite a few monologues and explanations of certain past events inserted through editing. It's more like a hybrid mockumentary. It feels pretty good."
"You know what? This movie reminds me of James Wan's Insidious series, and Sinister too. They're all classic indoor horror films. There aren't many outright scary scenes, but they still send chills down your spine."
"Did you notice? This Doctor is much kinder than he was in Ilvermorny. Is he trying to change the audience's impression of him with this? But this is a horror movie!"
The audience in the front rows continued discussing it. The Avengers members seated nearby were not idle either. Natasha climbed over the back of her chair, gave Schiller a thumbs-up, and said, "I thought you didn't like acting. Who knew you'd jump straight into