Conventions included in my film poster and magazine cover
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1) The document discusses several elements of a film poster that help communicate the horror genre to viewers, including religious symbols, a ominous quote in red text, and the inclusion of social media information. 2) The main image on the poster is a gun, which conveys violence and death and helps suggest the horror genre when combined with other elements like the title. 3) Additional text provides release date and contact information in varying fonts and the colors red, black, and white, which carry connotations related to evil, death, and bleakness.
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Poster Analysis
The document discusses the design and symbolism of several horror movie posters. It analyzes how the posters challenge conventions by portraying children as evil rather than innocent, using dark colors rather than bright ones, and obscuring the faces of characters to add mystery. The goal of the unconventional poster designs is to intrigue audiences and build anticipation for the films' releases.
Magazine analysis
The magazine promotes the films Pirates of the Caribbean and Iron Man 2. For Pirates, it uses three main colors - black, yellow, and blue - on a beach background to match the film's setting. Johnny Depp, the protagonist, looks directly at the camera to intrigue audiences. For Iron Man 2, the magazine masthead has electrical effects linking to the main villain. It uses buzzwords like "unlimited" to promote to a wide audience. Iron Man is prominently featured to show his dominance in the film.
The Conjuring Film Poster Analysis
The poster for The Conjuring film contains standard horror film poster elements like a house, tagline, and director's name. The main colors of grey, white, and black symbolize stability from the paranormal investigators and the unknown evil force. Images like the tree with a noose and the house connote horror and a haunted location. The tagline hints that the film is based on true cases, intriguing audiences by implying more realism. Overall the poster effectively communicates the supernatural horror genre without revealing the plot.
Magazine analysis
The magazine promotes the films Pirates of the Caribbean and Iron Man 2. Johnny Depp, who plays the main character, is featured prominently on the cover to attract attention and promote his role. Buzzwords like "unlimited" are used to draw in a wide audience. Iron Man is displayed dominantly to show his importance, and electricity effects reference the villain's powers. The magazine advertises other film content and releases to keep readers interested in the genre.
Ideas for poster and magazine front cover
For a film poster, the document proposes showing a long shot of the antagonist standing outside a deserted pub to indicate the mysterious and scary atmosphere of the film. Using the antagonist would be highly conventional and frightening for audiences. For a magazine cover, showing a close-up of the antagonist giving direct address would make audiences feel closer to the character, catching their attention. The name of the magazine should relate to films and eye-catching colors would help draw in readers.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis Two
This magazine front cover uses techniques to attract its target horror film audience. The main image promotes the film "Black Swan" showing the protagonist with red eyes to suggest an evil or antagonist role. The masthead "Fangoria" immediately identifies it as a horror film magazine, using a unique font with flicks resembling fangs. Sell lines list films and actors in a small font, either black or red to match horror color schemes. The layout balances text and images, following conventions like the masthead at top and barcode at bottom, to be easily recognizable to loyal readers.
Magazine analysis
As part of my A Level Media coursework component, I needed to research and analyse conventions of a film magazine within my genre. I looked at Shutter Island, Inception, and Gone Girl prior to my production of a psycho crime thriller.
Horror Film Poster Analysis
The poster depicts an old woman sitting alone in a dark, dingy room holding a creepy doll. Details like scratches on the walls, shadows on the floor, and the woman's posture imply something supernatural or terrifying has occurred. The poster uses conventions like a dark color scheme, isolated central image, and taglines to promote the film as a supernatural horror and attract audiences interested in the genre.
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Magazine analysis
The magazine promotes the films Pirates of the Caribbean and Iron Man 2. For Pirates, it uses three main colors - black, yellow, and blue - on a beach background to match the film's setting. Johnny Depp, the protagonist, looks directly at the camera to intrigue audiences. For Iron Man 2, the magazine masthead has electrical effects linking to the main villain. It uses buzzwords like "unlimited" to promote to a wide audience. Iron Man is prominently featured to show his dominance in the film.
The Conjuring Film Poster Analysis
The poster for The Conjuring film contains standard horror film poster elements like a house, tagline, and director's name. The main colors of grey, white, and black symbolize stability from the paranormal investigators and the unknown evil force. Images like the tree with a noose and the house connote horror and a haunted location. The tagline hints that the film is based on true cases, intriguing audiences by implying more realism. Overall the poster effectively communicates the supernatural horror genre without revealing the plot.
Magazine analysis
The magazine promotes the films Pirates of the Caribbean and Iron Man 2. Johnny Depp, who plays the main character, is featured prominently on the cover to attract attention and promote his role. Buzzwords like "unlimited" are used to draw in a wide audience. Iron Man is displayed dominantly to show his importance, and electricity effects reference the villain's powers. The magazine advertises other film content and releases to keep readers interested in the genre.
Ideas for poster and magazine front cover
For a film poster, the document proposes showing a long shot of the antagonist standing outside a deserted pub to indicate the mysterious and scary atmosphere of the film. Using the antagonist would be highly conventional and frightening for audiences. For a magazine cover, showing a close-up of the antagonist giving direct address would make audiences feel closer to the character, catching their attention. The name of the magazine should relate to films and eye-catching colors would help draw in readers.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis Two
This magazine front cover uses techniques to attract its target horror film audience. The main image promotes the film "Black Swan" showing the protagonist with red eyes to suggest an evil or antagonist role. The masthead "Fangoria" immediately identifies it as a horror film magazine, using a unique font with flicks resembling fangs. Sell lines list films and actors in a small font, either black or red to match horror color schemes. The layout balances text and images, following conventions like the masthead at top and barcode at bottom, to be easily recognizable to loyal readers.
Magazine analysis
As part of my A Level Media coursework component, I needed to research and analyse conventions of a film magazine within my genre. I looked at Shutter Island, Inception, and Gone Girl prior to my production of a psycho crime thriller.
Horror Film Poster Analysis
The poster depicts an old woman sitting alone in a dark, dingy room holding a creepy doll. Details like scratches on the walls, shadows on the floor, and the woman's posture imply something supernatural or terrifying has occurred. The poster uses conventions like a dark color scheme, isolated central image, and taglines to promote the film as a supernatural horror and attract audiences interested in the genre.
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Part 2 print work
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This poster for the film Titanic effectively represents the romantic genre in several conventional ways. The main image shows two people dancing closely, conveying romance. It also features the Titanic in the background, symbolizing the conflict and obstacle in the story. The layout places the title in large, feminine serif font at the top to stand out, and includes text about the director and film details at the bottom, following standard conventions. The color scheme uses blues, reds and pastels to create a romantic sunset setting and contrast the bright white font against the dark background appropriately for the romantic target audience.
Horror Poster
The poster uses white and dark colors like black to represent themes in the horror film like torture, death, and sadness. The hand at the center of the poster draws attention and hints at torture through bruising. The blurred and warped title font suggests a complicated plot. Credits and production company logos at the bottom help with advertising.
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Inception poster analysis
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Question 2
The document discusses the color scheme and design elements used across a movie poster, trailer, and magazine. A black and red color scheme is used to make the title and main character stand out and link the three pieces together. Black and white is also used to create a sense of danger and intrigue. The main character is prominently featured in all three works to emphasize his importance to the narrative. Release date and cast information are also consistently included to engage and inform audiences. The coordinated design is intended to present the works as part of a cohesive promotional campaign.
Magazine front cover analysis two
The magazine cover features a cheerleader representing the film "Jennifer's Body" to emphasize its importance. It uses bold colors and fonts that draw attention to key details about popular upcoming films. The layout balances images and text while organizing information clearly into categories to help readers find content easily.
Film poster analysis
This film poster features a close-up image of a young woman's face, suggesting she is a key character. Her plain facial expression conveys a sense of mystery to the audience. The poster also includes a butterfly symbol, which represents transformation and growth, leaving its meaning open to interpretation. Overall, the simple black and white design, use of color and imagery are intended to intrigue audiences and make them want to learn more about the film's plot.
Movie poster research
The poster provides key details about the film's genre, storyline, protagonists and release date. It features a close-up image of a distressed female protagonist's face in monochrome colours set against a dark background, hinting at the film's horror genre and ominous tone. The title is prominently displayed in a bold, sharp font that stands out and is memorable. Text on the poster also names the director and includes the tagline to further intrigue viewers about the plot.
Horror film poster analysis
The poster uses colors like white and grey to suggest innocence and purity, but also uses red to imply death and evil. It shows a young girl dragging her hand on the wall and leaving behind a trail of blood in the shape of a sinister face, implying she has been possessed. From these visual clues, the summary infers that the film's subgenre is gore and possession, featuring graphic killings committed by the possessed girl.
Analysing trailers
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Horror film poster analysis 2
The poster promotes the 2013 horror film "The Conjuring" which belongs to the paranormal subgenre. It depicts a frightened middle-aged woman holding up a lit match, suggesting the horror takes place at night. Her facial expression and nightwear indicate she has been scared by something unseen in the dark space. The poster uses vintage effects and styles to imply the film is set in the 1970s. It effectively uses text and lighting to promote the film and draw in audiences.
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Evaluation: 2
The summary combines the main product and ancillary text in three effective ways:
First, the same unique children's building block font is used throughout the promotional package to create a sense of identity.
Second, the poster and magazine use a limited palette of red, black, and white to associate the horror theme and allow the materials to be related.
Third, key elements from the trailer like the villain and a prominent prop knife are featured to help audiences connect the ancillary materials back to the main product.
Evaluation: 2
The summary combines the main product and ancillary text in three effective ways:
First, the same unique children's building block font is used throughout the promotional package to create a sense of identity.
Second, the poster and magazine use a limited palette of red, black, and white to associate the horror theme and allow the materials to be related.
Third, key elements from the trailer like the villain and a prominent prop knife are featured to help audiences connect the ancillary materials back to the main product.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media producer's film poster, magazine cover, and trailer challenge or develop conventions of those media forms. For the poster, they included credits and logos at the bottom as is typical, but used silhouettes to maintain mystery. For the magazine, they modeled it after Empire magazine but included a close-up of the main actor. Their trailer drew inspiration from Murder by Numbers, using character introductions, clues to the killer, and editing techniques like quick cuts between shots to build mystery. Overall, the media producer aimed to fit genre conventions while also preventing viewers from knowing too much about the source of drama in their crime story.
Woman in black poster analysis
The mise en scene shows a close-up of a male protagonist's face in the foreground with smoke and another face appearing in the background. This suggests the film's horror genre through the man's fearful expression. One could argue the smoke is actually a ghost attempting to manifest. Minimal text focuses the viewer on the main character, showing his significance in the movie.
Poster Analysis 2
The poster analyzes the 1996 film "Scream" movie poster. It follows horror movie poster conventions like featuring the main character prominently, using dark colors like black and gray, and placing the title at the bottom. The analysis examines specific elements of the poster like the close-up facial expression of fear, ambiguous background, and tagline about "love" and "murder" to build intrigue and connect to the film's plot. Overall, the poster effectively uses basic horror conventions while still feeling unique to promote the mystery and danger of the film.
Conventions of form & genre
The document discusses how the magazine cover follows conventions of form and genre. Key conventions used include placing the main image in the center, using bold fonts, including a barcode and issue details, and using colors like red and black associated with horror. Following these conventions helps the audience easily identify it as a magazine cover and understand it is advertising a horror film. The teaser poster also uses conventions like minimal text, continuity with the trailer through imagery and tagline, and fonts and colors that stand out to draw the audience in while maintaining mystery about the film's title. Conforming to genre conventions clarifies this is a horror product for viewers.
21.Poster Analysis 2
This poster analyzes the conventions used in the movie poster for "My Bloody Valentine". It follows horror movie poster conventions such as using red, black, and white colors; featuring the antagonist holding his weapon; and including the movie title, tagline, release date, and studio logos. The 3D aspect is prominently featured to attract audiences to see it in 3D. Lighting, setting, and costumes are used to create fear and suggest the film takes place in a hellish mine shaft. The poster effectively promotes the slasher film and will attract the intended horror movie audience.
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Part 2 print work
The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers and film posters. It analyzes examples like World War Z's magazine cover to understand conventions like centering the main image, placing the masthead at the top, and positioning the title and cover lines. Following these conventions, the author created a magazine cover for their film "Tardigrade" featuring the main character with a serious expression, the masthead overlapped by the image, and other design elements in standard locations. The purpose was to communicate the film's genre of zombie apocalypse through a dark color scheme and rough design reflecting danger and violence.
Analysis of film poster titanic
This poster for the film Titanic effectively represents the romantic genre in several conventional ways. The main image shows two people dancing closely, conveying romance. It also features the Titanic in the background, symbolizing the conflict and obstacle in the story. The layout places the title in large, feminine serif font at the top to stand out, and includes text about the director and film details at the bottom, following standard conventions. The color scheme uses blues, reds and pastels to create a romantic sunset setting and contrast the bright white font against the dark background appropriately for the romantic target audience.
Horror Poster
The poster uses white and dark colors like black to represent themes in the horror film like torture, death, and sadness. The hand at the center of the poster draws attention and hints at torture through bruising. The blurred and warped title font suggests a complicated plot. Credits and production company logos at the bottom help with advertising.
Poster Analysis Source Code
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Inception poster analysis
The Inception movie poster is analyzed in the document. The poster uses a dark blue color scheme to convey a surreal, dream-like quality, as blue is often associated with dreams. While the cracked red title text is meant to stand out, it is difficult to read. The maze-like title font reflects mazes featured in the film. Very little other text is included, though the phrase "your mind is the scene of the crime" provides insight into the film's plot. The poster image depicts a stormy, flooded Tokyo scene from the film's climax and features Leonardo DiCaprio holding a gun in a dark suit.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of ancillary texts in promoting a main product. It analyzes a movie poster and magazine cover created to promote a psychological horror film called "The Hanging Tree". The poster features a close-up of the antagonist's face with muted colors and distorted text to create an unsettling feeling. The magazine cover positions the antagonist as the celebrity focus to encourage fandom and features blood splatters and an offer for a free poster to entice buyers. The document argues that these ancillary texts successfully sell the stylized nature of the film and work together as a marketing strategy to attract different audiences.
Question 2
The document discusses the color scheme and design elements used across a movie poster, trailer, and magazine. A black and red color scheme is used to make the title and main character stand out and link the three pieces together. Black and white is also used to create a sense of danger and intrigue. The main character is prominently featured in all three works to emphasize his importance to the narrative. Release date and cast information are also consistently included to engage and inform audiences. The coordinated design is intended to present the works as part of a cohesive promotional campaign.
Magazine front cover analysis two
The magazine cover features a cheerleader representing the film "Jennifer's Body" to emphasize its importance. It uses bold colors and fonts that draw attention to key details about popular upcoming films. The layout balances images and text while organizing information clearly into categories to help readers find content easily.
Film poster analysis
This film poster features a close-up image of a young woman's face, suggesting she is a key character. Her plain facial expression conveys a sense of mystery to the audience. The poster also includes a butterfly symbol, which represents transformation and growth, leaving its meaning open to interpretation. Overall, the simple black and white design, use of color and imagery are intended to intrigue audiences and make them want to learn more about the film's plot.
Movie poster research
The poster provides key details about the film's genre, storyline, protagonists and release date. It features a close-up image of a distressed female protagonist's face in monochrome colours set against a dark background, hinting at the film's horror genre and ominous tone. The title is prominently displayed in a bold, sharp font that stands out and is memorable. Text on the poster also names the director and includes the tagline to further intrigue viewers about the plot.
Horror film poster analysis
The poster uses colors like white and grey to suggest innocence and purity, but also uses red to imply death and evil. It shows a young girl dragging her hand on the wall and leaving behind a trail of blood in the shape of a sinister face, implying she has been possessed. From these visual clues, the summary infers that the film's subgenre is gore and possession, featuring graphic killings committed by the possessed girl.
Analysing trailers
This document analyzes and compares the key visual elements and design techniques used in the movie posters for 1408, Orphan, and Shutter Island. All three posters use a dark and gloomy color palette, with bold text and prominent placement of the film title and actors. They also include short taglines and release information at the bottom to draw in viewers while hinting at the films' mysteries. Specifically, the 1408 poster stands out with its large red title and hanging noose, while Orphan features the sinister shadow of the orphan girl and Shutter Island incorporates a faded image of the protagonist into the background.
Horror film poster analysis 2
The poster promotes the 2013 horror film "The Conjuring" which belongs to the paranormal subgenre. It depicts a frightened middle-aged woman holding up a lit match, suggesting the horror takes place at night. Her facial expression and nightwear indicate she has been scared by something unseen in the dark space. The poster uses vintage effects and styles to imply the film is set in the 1970s. It effectively uses text and lighting to promote the film and draw in audiences.
Poster Analysis - Friday the 13th
This document analyzes the film poster for the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. The poster prominently features Freddy Krueger, the antagonist of the film franchise. It follows horror genre conventions such as using red text and showcasing the villain. The poster is effective at grabbing attention and conveying the theme of nightmares. It also provides just enough information to intrigue audiences without revealing too much of the plot.
Evaluation: 2
The summary combines the main product and ancillary text in three effective ways:
First, the same unique children's building block font is used throughout the promotional package to create a sense of identity.
Second, the poster and magazine use a limited palette of red, black, and white to associate the horror theme and allow the materials to be related.
Third, key elements from the trailer like the villain and a prominent prop knife are featured to help audiences connect the ancillary materials back to the main product.
Evaluation: 2
The summary combines the main product and ancillary text in three effective ways:
First, the same unique children's building block font is used throughout the promotional package to create a sense of identity.
Second, the poster and magazine use a limited palette of red, black, and white to associate the horror theme and allow the materials to be related.
Third, key elements from the trailer like the villain and a prominent prop knife are featured to help audiences connect the ancillary materials back to the main product.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media producer's film poster, magazine cover, and trailer challenge or develop conventions of those media forms. For the poster, they included credits and logos at the bottom as is typical, but used silhouettes to maintain mystery. For the magazine, they modeled it after Empire magazine but included a close-up of the main actor. Their trailer drew inspiration from Murder by Numbers, using character introductions, clues to the killer, and editing techniques like quick cuts between shots to build mystery. Overall, the media producer aimed to fit genre conventions while also preventing viewers from knowing too much about the source of drama in their crime story.
Woman in black poster analysis
The mise en scene shows a close-up of a male protagonist's face in the foreground with smoke and another face appearing in the background. This suggests the film's horror genre through the man's fearful expression. One could argue the smoke is actually a ghost attempting to manifest. Minimal text focuses the viewer on the main character, showing his significance in the movie.
Poster Analysis 2
The poster analyzes the 1996 film "Scream" movie poster. It follows horror movie poster conventions like featuring the main character prominently, using dark colors like black and gray, and placing the title at the bottom. The analysis examines specific elements of the poster like the close-up facial expression of fear, ambiguous background, and tagline about "love" and "murder" to build intrigue and connect to the film's plot. Overall, the poster effectively uses basic horror conventions while still feeling unique to promote the mystery and danger of the film.
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This poster is for the horror film Insidious: Chapter 2. It targets teenagers and older audiences of both genders. The main visual element is a black and white shot of a baby alone in darkness, conveying vulnerability and isolation. Text is kept small to emphasize the important visual. Key colors used are black, white and red, common in horror to signify threatening themes. The house style continues elements from other Insidious films like the circled tagline. The goal is to intrigue audiences and effectively communicate the horror genre.
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The document discusses conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Some key conventions discussed include using large dominant images, catchy taglines, casting names, and genre-specific color schemes. The author analyzes how their horror film poster uses a gloomy central image, red title font, and mysterious tagline to follow horror poster conventions while also experimenting with layout elements like quote placement. Overall, the poster aims to intrigue audiences and promote the film through both conventional and some unconventional design choices.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
This document analyzes typical conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. It discusses conventions related to image placement, font, color scheme, text inclusion, and overall layout/design. The author studied posters for the films Sorority Row and The Ring as examples. Their poster includes a dominant central image, title placement below the center, a dull color scheme, and text for date/credits to promote the film while maintaining a mysterious tone fitting of the horror genre.
Evaluation Question 2: Ancillary Products
My Evaluation Question 2 "How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?"answer for my ancillary products.
Media evaluation 2
The combination of the main horror trailer product and ancillary texts of a movie poster and magazine cover work well together to promote the trailer. The key villain character, Jordyn, is prominently featured in an iconic image in both the trailer and ancillary texts to create a recognizable horror icon. Color choices and layouts in the magazine cover were inspired by real film magazines like Total Film. Both the poster and magazine cover use a close-up black and white image of Jordyn to set a dark, unsettling mood for the psychological horror film.
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- 1. This quote contains the word devil, which just like the title of this poser carries religious connotations and again when associated with a horror film lets the viewer of the poster know that there is most likely going to be paranormal events within the film, the text of this quote is also very sharp which helps to give the poster a eerie view, along with this the particular words are in red in the quote to add emphasis to them. The title of my film poster communicates the genre of horror through the use of satanic symbols, such as the upside down crucifix and the pentagram, these carry connotations of religion and satanic rituals, which when associated with a horror film usually connote to the audience that the film is going to be based around paranormal events. This title relates the poster back to my production as it is very similar to the title which was used in it. Information about the films social medias, In recent years social media is becoming one of the best ways to advertise your film and to help keep your audience in touch with the latest information about your film, recently more and more films are beginning to include their social medias on their posters which in turn influenced me to also put them on my film poster. The main image of my poster is a gun, which instantly helps to connote the genre of the film to the viewer of the poster as guns carry various connotations such as death, murders and criminality. On its own a gun would not prompt the genre of horror into a viewer's head but when combined with other parts of my film poster such as the tile it becomes very apparent what the genre of the film is to the viewer. At the bottom of the poster is more information on how to find out more about the film as well as its release date, these pieces of texts are made distinguishable from each other through the use of different font styles and the use of red and black fonts which also help to complement the white, red and black colour scheme of the poster. I chose this colour scheme as red carries connotations of evil and death, and black and white connote blandness.
- 2. The British Film Institute logo which is featured on all Sight & Sound magazine covers, it is usually coloured but I decided to grey mine out as I believed that it fitted with the colour scheme of my magazine cover much more when it was greyed out as opposed to being coloured. The grey, black and red colour scheme helps to signify the genre of horror to the viewer as red can signify death and evil and black and grey are insipid colures and signify dullness, this relates back to the green of horror as in horrors bland colours are mainly used as opposed to colures which pop. The font and colour of the main title on the magazine cover help to signify to viewers of the magazine cover the genre of the film which is horror, due to the main image communicating several genres this text is a crucial part of the magazine cover and this is why it is the largest text on the magazine cover. The font which looks like smeared blood when put in red carries connotations of death and evil, this is why the colour red is very prominent on this cover. The main image of my magazine cover is of my antagonist firing a AK47 assault rifle, the image is made to look as if the character is peeking around a wall which is the edge of the magazine cover creating a neat effect, the character is wearing all black which signifies to the viewers of the cover that he is mysterious and this is further amplified by the fact that he is wearing a mask, making him seem even more mysterious. The image does however connote multiple genres to the viewer, it could easily be mistaken for a action movie, never the less the other images and text on the magazine cover greatly help to connote to the audience that the film is in fact a horror film.