Film Label JAMES WEBB Releases Short Horror 'Signal Seven' on YouTube
After 'Mabito' drew 810,000 views on YouTube, the label's new 'Signal Seven' continues the 'NOTCH' series, moving from the modern-day setting of 'CAPTURE' to a forest-set horror with archival-style footage and ritual imagery.
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JAMES WEBB, the film label behind the short horror 'Mabito' that surpassed 810,000 views on YouTube, released a new short horror, 'Signal Seven', on its official YouTube channel at 19:00 on Friday, August 28. The teaser shows found-footage-style footage of a stranded hiker, a white-robed group performing a ceremony with torches, and a glimpse of an unnatural being. 'Signal Seven' is the second installment of the 'NOTCH' season 2 series, following 'CAPTURE'.
JAMES WEBB, the new film label operated by WEBB Co., Ltd., released its latest short horror 'Signal Seven' on its official YouTube channel at 19:00 on Friday, August 28. The teaser, already available, shows found-footage-style scenes: a stranded hiker, a group in white robes holding a ceremony with torches, and a fleeting glimpse of an unnatural being. The label's 'NOTCH' series of short horror films has released five works so far: 'VOICE', 'Perspective', 'Mabito', 'Service', and 'CAPTURE'. 'Mabito', released in October 2025, surpassed 810,000 views. Novel versions are published on note under the title 'NOTCH NOVELS'. 'Signal Seven' is part of season 2 and follows 'CAPTURE'. The teaser confirms a modern setting, showing young people lost in a forest, with noisy analog-quality footage suggesting old archival recordings. A prequel archival video is available on the X account 'Signal Seven'.
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