A Brazilian hidden-camera event known for delivering some of the scariest pranks on television returns with a fresh round of nerve-testing mischief. The production has built a reputation for turning ordinary moments into bite-size lessons in fear, turning the banal into cinematic moments. The show designs setups that feel intimate yet unsettling, inviting viewers to watch strangers react in real time while a carefully coordinated crew keeps everyone safe and the humor calibrated. The new sequence holds to the same formula: begin with the familiar, introduce a twist, and let the clock of uncertainty tick away. Audiences in Canada and the United States have followed the chatter with a mix of curiosity and suspense as trailers hit online and social posts tease a response that mixes human psychology with on-screen shocks. The producers lean on practical effects, precise timing, and the contagious energy of a live crowd, all wrapped in a glossy package that makes the stunt feel larger than life while staying anchored to a simple premise: what happens when fear is staged in plain sight? Critics note that this kind of content feeds curiosity about the unknown and the universal thrill of watching fear dissolve into laughter when the reveal confirms harmless play. This approach has found a receptive audience across North America, where fans crave the tension of the moment and the relief that follows the reveal, all while cameras capture reactions that feel unscripted and visceral [Critics, North American media coverage].
In this installment the focus moves to cramped spaces, a setting the creators seem to favor for its built-in intensity. The elevator—already rumored to host a ghost girl in a prior stunt—is repurposed to host a different menace, one that appears as a zombie in the dim lights and mechanical whispers of the car. The environment makes the danger seem tangible: tight walls, a rattling lift, and a clockwork rhythm of doors and floors that turns a routine ride into a test of nerves. Industry observers note that the show’s approach uses practical effects and well-timed reactions to maximize suspense while keeping the scene safe and clearly staged for entertainment [Industry observers].
On cue, unsuspecting riders are ushered into the elevator as undertakers wheel a coffin inside, and the plan unfolds quickly: the crew exits to fetch the rest of their gear, leaving the doors to close and seal the space. The moment the doors seal the interior, the ride becomes a controlled trap designed to provoke a genuine jolt. Lights flicker, the motor hums, and the coffin lid moans as if nudged by an unseen hand, and a zombie figure emerges in a carefully timed reveal. The suspense builds as bystanders react with a blend of fear, curiosity, and laughter, signaling that the moment is a crafted spectacle rather than a real threat. The scene relies on precise camera angles, sound cues, and the uncanny sense that something impossible is about to happen inside a tiny, ordinary room. Responding viewers in North America describe the effect as a push-pull between dread and delight, a hallmark of the series’ ability to keep audiences engaged without crossing the line into genuine danger [Critics, North American press].
Viewers are invited to watch the full moment in the clip that follows, which captures the exact sequence and the crowd’s mixed chorus of awe and relief. The video not only showcases startled expressions but also the communal energy as strangers rally around a moment of surprise and share in the collective relief when the stunt is explained and assured harmless. Critics have repeatedly praised how the production balances danger cues with a clear sense of safety, a combination that keeps audiences engaged across North America. The show’s creative team has refined the art of escalation, testing a hint of danger, a swift turn, and a release into shared laughter. Such pacing helps make these stunts memorable long after the screen fades to black, reinforcing the appeal of watching human reactions unfold in real time and then seeing the setup explained with a light touch that reinforces entertainment value rather than fear alone. Critics note that this approach resonates especially well with audiences in Canada and the United States, who appreciate anticipation built in familiar spaces and the clever use of practical effects to deliver a memorable, responsible prank experience [North American media commentary].
Viewers can watch the complete sequence in the clip below, which captures the moment from start to finish and the crowd’s mix of astonishment and relief.