The movie poster for The Sixth Sense features a boy in front of the sun shaped like a 6, with the numbers 1 to 5 representing the senses. The text at the bottom "Not every gift is a blessing" intrigues viewers about what the sixth sense is and attracts them to watch the film. The slanted horror font of the title suggests the film will be odd and different. There is little other text, focusing attention on the boy and number 6. A major actor is featured at the top to draw viewers. The dark color scheme and red tint to the numbers conforms to horror and thriller genres.

1. The main image of the posterisa boyinfront of sunshine whichappearstobe inthe shape of a 6. There is
alsothe number1 to 5 withthe differentsenses.Thislinksinwiththe title of the film‘the sixthsense’.
‘Noteverygiftisa blessing’ iswrittenatthe bottomof the page thisleavesthe readerintriguedand
interestedinwhatthe sixthsenseis,therefore itisusedtoattract the viewertogo andwatch the film.
The title isintypical horror font;thinand slantedthissuggeststhatthe filmisoddanddifferentwhichis
typical of a horror film.
There islittle textonthe posterwhichbringsa lotof emphasisonthe mainimage on the poster. It brings
focuson the little boyandthe six and as to whyhe is importantinthe film.Theyhave the bigactor at the
top of the posteras people will seethe filmjustbecausehe’sinit.
There isno release date whichmayintrigue peopletolookupthe filmmore as theywantto know whenit
comesout.
Showsa reliable productioncompanyanddirectoratthe bottom, thisshowsitis not amateurand
therefore wouldbe worthwhilegoingtosee.
The overall colourscheme isdarkwhichconformsto the horror genre asblack and darkcoloursconnotes
mysteryandfear.Alsothe use of a redtint to the numbersfurthersuggestsdangerandbloodwhichlinks
to the thrillergenre.