
TERRORVISION.TV
A public horror-themed AI channel where signed-in viewers can queue prompts, use one-tap actions, and steer the next beat together in live chat.
A shared 10,000-frame canvas where visitors propose and vote on the next scene, then direct the winning H3 Max generation while it runs.
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Audience direction becomes permanent story history: each finished scene stays on the canvas instead of vanishing when the next clip starts.
The clearest product signal is “Ten thousand frames, one public director’s chair”. That interaction model—not a generic AI feature list—is the reason to compare it with the rest of this directory.
This entry is currently a lead rather than a fully verified listing. Check the destination before treating its live status as confirmed.
Open the official destination and look for the current public canvas · propose · vote · direct · persistent storyboard workflow. Controls, access and live activity can change after this editorial check.
Best for: One permanent canvas directed by everyone
Access note: Visit the official site for current access, plans and setup. This listing does not imply a free plan or an available live session.
2026-09-22: Official public canvas reviewed. The page documents its propose, vote and live-direct loop and identifies fal H3 Max; an active directing session was not observed.

A public horror-themed AI channel where signed-in viewers can queue prompts, use one-tap actions, and steer the next beat together in live chat.

A shared story channel where viewers watch an evolving scene, suggest what happens next, and decide the direction together.
A 24/7 AI-generated television channel where chat prompts enter a shared scene queue and shape what airs next.