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Horror is a genre that aims to scare and shock viewers by eliciting feelings of disgust and fear through intense depictions of paranormal phenomena, murderers, suspense and psychological issues. Props commonly used in horror movies include rope, chains, weapons and fake blood and limbs to add a gory effect, while abandoned buildings and forests are typical ominous locations. Costumes often involve ripped clothes or dark materials to contribute to the unsettling atmosphere.
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The horror genre aims to scare audiences using supernatural forces like ghosts, zombies, and monsters. Horror films typically take place in isolated and dark locations like graveyards, old houses, and forests. The characters usually involve one evil enemy stalking or picking off a group of victims until a sole survivor defeats the threat. Cinematography focuses on close-ups of victims' faces and uses editing, shots, and sound to build atmosphere, suspense, and tension.
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The key conventions in horror films include setting, technical elements, iconography, narrative, characters, themes, and music. Settings often involve isolated or creepy locations like forests, abandoned buildings, or graveyards. Technical elements like camera angles, lighting, and editing are used to build suspense and fear. Iconography may include dark colors, weapons, masks, and monsters. Narratives usually involve heroes embarking on a quest to defeat a threat like a killer, while teenagers are often victims. Characters include protagonists, villains, and police; themes commonly explore good vs evil, the supernatural, and madness. Music and sound effects enhance the scare factor.
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This document outlines common conventions in horror genre films, including:
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The document outlines conventions of the horror genre including settings that isolate characters, technical techniques like camera angles and lighting to build tension, common iconography like dark colors and masks, narrative structures featuring a protagonist battling an antagonist, character types such as heroes and villains, and themes of good vs. evil, the supernatural, and insanity.
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Horror films commonly use certain iconography like haunted houses, knives, and depictions of blood and death. They are usually set in dark and isolated places at night that make people feel vulnerable, like abandoned buildings. The narrative typically involves a monster terrorizing a group of people in a battle of good versus evil. To build suspense and mystery, horror movies employ scary sounds and point-of-view camera shots. They often feature supernatural killers targeting female or young adult victims. Recurring themes are struggles between good and evil or other moral dilemmas.
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This document provides an overview of the thriller genre in films and literature. It notes that thrillers typically involve exciting crime plots and may fall into subgenres like crime, action, or conspiracy thrillers. Common elements of thriller films include jump scares, fight scenes, mystery, dark shadows, settings in dark and eerie places, and the use of shots, close-ups, shadows, loud noises, and gunshots to create tension and suspense. The document was created by Ralph Chesworth as a PowerPoint on the thriller genre.
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The key conventions in horror films include setting, technical elements, iconography, narrative, characters, themes, and music. Settings often involve isolated or creepy locations like forests, abandoned buildings, or graveyards. Technical elements like camera angles, lighting, and editing are used to build suspense and fear. Iconography may include dark colors, weapons, masks, and monsters. Narratives usually involve heroes embarking on a quest to defeat a threat like a killer, while teenagers are often victims. Characters include protagonists, villains, and police; themes commonly explore good vs evil, the supernatural, and madness. Music and sound effects enhance the scare factor.
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Horror films commonly use certain iconography like haunted houses, knives, and depictions of blood and death. They are usually set in dark and isolated places at night that make people feel vulnerable, like abandoned buildings. The narrative typically involves a monster terrorizing a group of people in a battle of good versus evil. To build suspense and mystery, horror movies employ scary sounds and point-of-view camera shots. They often feature supernatural killers targeting female or young adult victims. Recurring themes are struggles between good and evil or other moral dilemmas.
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The document discusses several elements that are commonly found in horror movies, including isolated or dark settings, camera techniques like high and low angles to enhance fear, non-naturalistic lighting and coloring, classic horror characters like monsters and villains with past trauma, and different subgenres like supernatural, psychological, and occult horror. It also lists some popular horror movies that exemplify these tropes and themes.
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This document discusses common characteristics and conventions of horror movie genres. It outlines that horror films aim to elicit emotions of fright and terror through unsettling themes involving threats like serial killers. Key characteristics include establishing an eerie atmosphere with dark scenes and strange props, incorporating startling sound effects and musical scores, including graphic violent or gory scenes, and featuring supernatural or evil antagonists that victims must overcome. It also lists expectations for horror films like violence, dark imagery, and stereotypical character archetypes.
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The document discusses common semantics and syntax in horror genre films. For semantics, it lists typical character archetypes (e.g. The Virgin), props (e.g. knives, masks), and locations (e.g. houses, forests) in horror films. It also notes the music is often discordant and shifts suddenly. For syntax, it states horror films usually involve a group detached from society who encounter an antagonist, punctuated by minor scares building to a major scare at the end, with the pace manipulated to make audiences uneasy.
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Horror films aim to frighten and alarm audiences through suspense and invoking our deepest fears. They typically feature an innocent protagonist facing off against a threatening villain or monster. Plots usually involve murders or strange visitors with dark secrets that are revealed at the end. Settings are often dark, isolated, ordinary places to enhance realism and fear. Characters may appear kindly but turn out to be deceitful, twisting the plot. Props like knives, guns, and masks fuel the terror. Shots usually employ long shots and over the shoulder angles to obscure scary images and surprise viewers.
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Horror films aim to create a sense of fear and dread in the audience by portraying their worst nightmares. They typically involve the arrival of an evil force or person and include mythical creatures like ghosts, vampires, and zombies. Examples given are A Nightmare on Elm Street about Freddy Krueger stalking teenagers in their dreams, Saw about victims of a psychopath forced into life-or-death games, and Friday the 13th about counselors murdered by a killer at a summer camp. Key elements of horror include characters like vulnerable women being chased, isolated settings like dark houses or woods, and props like weapons that create a sense of fear.
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This document discusses common elements of horror films including isolated or abandoned locations, a dark history associated with the setting, and point-of-view shots that allow the audience to see from the perspective of the victim or monster. It also mentions the use of camera angles, disturbing sounds, close-ups of victims' faces, editing techniques, dark colors in the visual style, low-key lighting, props to identify villains, and common tropes like serial killers, ghosts, and monsters. Common themes in horror films include revenge, lust, insanity, the supernatural, good versus evil, science gone wrong, and mental illness.
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The document discusses key elements of horror films. It states that horror films aim to create fear in the audience through portrayals of their worst fears and nightmares, often involving evil forces or mythical creatures. Traditional horror films incorporate violence and gore and overlap with thriller and science fiction genres. Examples given are A Nightmare on Elm Street and Saw. The document also notes that horror films typically use isolated locations, weapons as props, costumes to scare audiences, low key lighting to create confusion, and non-diegetic sounds and music to set the mood.
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Horror films typically follow certain conventions in their narratives, themes, characters, and stylistic elements. The narrative usually involves a hero or protagonist embarking on a mission to defeat a central villain, such as a serial killer or supernatural force. Common themes include good versus evil, the supernatural, science gone wrong, and madness. Character archetypes include victims, monsters, stupid teenagers, and survivors. Visual and audio elements like dark lighting, disturbing props, isolated settings, and tense music are used to build fear and terror in viewers.
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Horror films use various codes and conventions to frighten audiences, including narrative structures involving disruption and attempts to repair equilibrium, stereotypical characters like protagonists and antagonists, and mise-en-scene elements like isolated settings, dark lighting, costumes signifying hope or evil, and props representing violence. Additionally, the document discusses how colors like red, black, and white are used to convey danger and mystery, and how non-diegetic and synchronous sounds create suspense, scare audiences, and change the mood.
Horror iconography
This document discusses common elements of horror film iconography. It provides examples of popular horror films and typical synopses that involve themes like revenge, hauntings, demons, gore, and serial killers. It notes that horror films often take place in abandoned buildings at night and feature props like weapons and masks. Common character types include victims, villains like masked killers, reckless teenagers, and possessed children. The camera work aims to induce fear through techniques like high and low angles, point-of-view shots, handheld footage, and unsettling sounds and editing.
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This document outlines some common codes and conventions of the horror genre, including sinister and isolated locations, eerie music to create atmosphere, and plots involving death, the supernatural, and mental issues. It notes that horror films aim to frighten viewers by playing on vulnerabilities and fears related to nightmares, vulnerability, the unknown, alienation, death, and loss of identity. It also describes typical camera techniques like close-ups, tilts, establishing shots, and point-of-view shots used to generate suspense, tension, and the feeling of being followed or seeing through a character's eyes.
Horror genre conventions
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The document outlines several common conventions of the horror genre including setting conventions that often involve isolated or abandoned areas. It also discusses conventional technical codes like camera angles and editing that are used to create fear. Common iconography in horror includes dark visuals, low lighting, religious props, and monster figures. Narratively, horror often follows the disruption and repair of equilibrium or a story of overcoming a monster, and themes typically involve good vs evil, the supernatural, and fear/terror.
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Horror films commonly use certain conventions including dark colors, low lighting, isolated settings, exaggerated sounds, and specific props associated with villains. The characters are usually placed alone in isolated small towns or abandoned places with a dark history. Common character types include the main protagonist or victim/hero, a villain such as a monster or serial killer known for their killing method, and stereotypical teenagers who are killed. Camera techniques like handheld shots and close-ups create a sense of realism and observe emotions. Themes often involve good vs. evil, revenge, madness, nightmares, or the supernatural.
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This document discusses common elements of horror films including typical synopses involving revenge, hauntings, demons, and serial killers. It notes that horror films often take place in abandoned buildings at night and feature props like weapons and masks. Common characters include victims, villains like serial killers, "stupid" teenagers, and possessed children. The camera work aims to induce fear through techniques like high and low angles, point-of-view shots, handheld footage, and disturbing sounds.
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The document discusses various forms and conventions commonly found in horror films. It outlines common themes such as revenge, hauntings, demons, gore, and serial killers. It also describes subgenres like gothic horror, slasher films, and psychological horror. Narratives in horror films typically involve a protagonist confronting a monster or villain. Character archetypes include the heroine, sex appeal character, irritating character, unlikely hero, and antagonist. The document also discusses camera work techniques, found footage style, iconography, and common settings used to establish mood and tension in horror movies.
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Horror films seek to elicit negative and fearful reactions in viewers by playing on their fears and doubts. Characters are often isolated in remote locations like forests or summer camps where help is difficult to obtain. Subgenres include psychological thrillers focusing on abnormal mental states, psychological horror targeting common fears, comedy horror that combines humor with scary themes, slasher films featuring masked killers seeking revenge, and natural horror where dangerous wildlife threatens humans.
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- 1. GENRE RESEARCH: HORROR Dyllon Milburn
- 2. WHAT IS HORROR Horror is a genre often based around scaring and shocking viewers. It people to feel disgust and fear. It is usually very intense in the way it does so. They focus around paranormal, murderers, suspense and often psychological issues.
- 3. PROPS, LOCATION AND COSTUME Props used may be things such as rope, chains, weapons, prosthetic limbs and fake blood. They add a more gory effect to the movies and often look very realistic. The locations are very important, as they provide the main setting of the movies. Common locations may be abandoned buildings or forests as they are all very eerie places you could imagine something horrific happening. Costumes may be things such as ripped clothes or dark material.