The document analyzes the title sequence of a film, suggesting that the wonky font, plain text on a black background, lack of color, and constant close-ups portray the mental instability and psychological turmoil of the protagonist. These elements also foreshadow dark and ominous events that will destroy the protagonist's life and lead him into an inescapable psychological pain.

1. By Georgia St. Louis

2.  The font is in a wonky line which could suggest some
sort of unsteadiness within the character, highlighting
the mental instability of the central protagonist shown
in the title sequence.
 The plain font used suggests that a normal life is going
to be destroyed by dark ominous events that is about
to occur. Additionally linking in with Todorov's
Narrative Theory through the destruction of the
disequilibrium emphasised through this plain font
eluding the ominous events.

3.  The black background suggests that this is a film that
is going to contain some dark moments and black
could connote the dark and evil storylines that occur
within the film.
 The lack of colours suggests that there is no hope for
the central protagonist within the film and that the
terror that seems to indulge him is going to lead him
into psychological turmoil (foreshadows doom).

4.  The steady and constant close up throughout the title
sequence portrays the idea of an unchangeable
psychological pain that is inescapable from the main
protagonist.
 Furthermore, the lack of shot types suggests that the
plotline is also going to be simple and easy for the
audience to interpret, maybe so that it is easier to
deconstruct the psychological aspects within.

5.  The man involved in the title sequence seems to be in
a lot of psychological pain as he is putting his hands on
his head in a way that someone who has been hurt or
is mentally unstable, this makes the audience seem
uneasy and they feel an element of sympathy towards
him.
 If the man is the protagonist this would challenge the
conventions of a typical horror as the central character
within a horror is usually a vulnerable, innocent
female victim whereas this one seems like a dominant
male character.