This document discusses the opening titles of the film "Se7en" and how they convey a sense of horror through their visual style and techniques. The titles are shown in dull colors against a black background and change very quickly, making the text blurred and difficult to read, creating an unsettling feeling. They also flicker on the screen to mimic flickering lights and imply something threatening that people cannot see. The mix of simple capitalized fonts and handwritten styles for the job titles and names links the text to the horror genre.

2. This is the first text seen in se7en, which in less than a second becomes
blurred which makes you fear from how fast it changes. From this and
the image being such dull colours, it makes you think thiller/horror.

3. This looks like its been hand written with the white on black effect
which works well as the text stands out in the shade. Also the
repetition of text for ‘a film by’ gives a blurred effect to make it look like
someone's shaking feared.

4. It is impossible to show through a screen shot but this text was
flickered on the screen which again shows the horror and makes you
think of lights flickering and how people aren’t going to be able to see
what’s coming. A rough idea of what the film may be about can be
guessed by the titles.

5. When the titles are shown, it’s often on a black screen so that all
attention is on the text and then goes onto an image. The job role is
always in capitals with the blur and more of a simple font whereas the
names are always hand written which shows the range of text but both
linking to horror.