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The document discusses horror subgenres and hybrid genres. It defines a subgenre as a category of works that forms a specific class within a larger genre. Some of the main horror subgenres mentioned are comedy horror, slasher films, supernatural horror films, and extraterrestrial horror films. It then defines a hybrid genre as a combination of two different genres, providing examples of horror-western and horror-sci-fi hybrids like Deadlands and Alien respectively.
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1) The document discusses several subgenres of horror films including action horror, body horror, comedy horror, gothic horror, and natural horror.
2) It provides brief definitions and examples for each subgenre. For instance, it states that action horror combines elements of horror and action films like gunfights and chases.
3) Some other subgenres mentioned are slasher films, splatter films, and zombie films, with notes about their common themes and story elements.
Horror-sub genres.
The document discusses various sub-genres of horror films including slasher, supernatural, zombie, monster, teen, and comedy horror. It provides definitions and examples for each sub-genre. Slasher films revolve around a psychopathic killer who violently murders victims. Supernatural horror includes ghosts and demons. Zombie films depict the living dead feasting on humans. Monster movies feature struggles with creatures. Teen horror focuses on teenage issues and Comedy horror mixes comedy with horror themes.
Genre research media
This document discusses two genres of horror film - the general horror film genre which aims to create a sense of fear through portrayals of the audience's worst fears, often including mythical creatures and violence, and the slasher film subgenre which involves a psychopathic killer stalking and murdering victims in a graphic and violent manner, usually with a bladed weapon. Both genres rely on scaring audiences but the slasher film has its own distinct characteristics compared to related genres.
Genre research media
This document discusses two genres of horror film - the general horror genre which aims to create a sense of fear through portrayals of the audience's worst fears involving mythical creatures, violence, and evil forces; and slasher films which involve a psychopathic killer stalking and murdering victims in a graphic and violent manner, often with bladed weapons. Slasher films have their own distinguishing characteristics compared to related genres.
Gothic horror is a type of story that contains elements of goth and horror
Gothic horror is a sub-genre of horror stories that often contain elements of romance set in a horror setting and were some of the earliest horror movies. Some other sub-genres of horror include nature horror which features nature running amok through mutated beasts or carnivorous insects; psychological horror which relies on characters' fears and instability to build tension; and zombie films which feature reanimated corpses or mindless humans. Slasher films often revolve around a psychopathic killer stalking and killing victims with blades, and body horror derives horror from graphic destruction or mutation of the human body.
Sub genres
The document discusses different subgenres of horror films, including action horror, comedy horror, body horror, holiday horror, psychological horror, science fiction horror, slasher films, splatter films, gothic horror, natural horror, and zombie horror. Each subgenre is defined and examples of films that fall into that category are provided. The document was researched to enhance understanding of horror genres and help determine which subgenre to base a horror film project around.
Genre analysis
This document discusses different genres and subgenres of horror films. It begins by defining the horror genre as seeking to elicit negative emotions through primal fears inspired by authors like Poe, Stoker, and Shelley. Key elements include the macabre, supernatural, ghosts, monsters, and serial killers. Subgenres discussed include action horror, comedy horror, body horror, and psychological horror. Comedy-horror blends comedy with traditional horror themes. Teen-horror revolves around teenagers facing suspenseful situations. Monster films center on a struggle between humans and a created monster.
Mini themes within horror and thriller
The document outlines many sub-genres that exist within the horror and thriller genres of film. It discusses common sub-genres of horror like supernatural, psychological, and religious/occult horrors. It also examines thriller sub-genres such as action thriller, psychological thriller, and crime thriller. The summary concludes that the genres of horror and thriller contain numerous sub-genres, showing their diversity, and that considering a specific sub-genre is important when selecting a genre for a media project.
Horror film research
This document discusses the genre of horror films. It begins by defining horror films as aiming to create a sense of fear through portrayals of audiences' worst nightmares and the arrival of evil forces. It notes that horror films often include mythical creatures and violence. The document then profiles some iconic horror film characters and elements commonly found in horror films. It concludes by outlining several sub-genres of horror films, including slasher, splatter, psychological horror, and those featuring monsters, zombies, vampires, and Japanese horror.
Horror film research
This document summarizes various horror sub-genres and iconography. It discusses how horror films aim to create fear through portrayals of viewers' worst fears involving evil forces or events. Key horror sub-genres mentioned include slasher films involving psychotic killers, splatter films focusing on graphic violence, monster films about struggles with creatures, and psychological horror focusing on mental conflicts. Iconic villains from films like Scream, Friday the 13th, and Saw are profiled. Common horror tropes like haunted houses, masks, final girls, and phallic weapons are also outlined.
The horror Genre
A horror film aims to frighten viewers through representations of their worst fears and nightmares, commonly focusing on the coming of an evil force. Some key subgenres of horror include teen horror about teenage issues, slasher films focused on a psychotic killer murdering victims, monster films depicting a fight between humans and monsters, zombie films of the living fighting the dead, and supernatural horror involving ghosts, demons or other supernatural elements.
The horror genre
A horror film aims to frighten viewers through representations of their worst fears and nightmares, commonly focusing on the coming of an evil entity. Some key subgenres of horror include teen horror about teenage issues, slasher films focusing on a psychotic killer murdering victims, monster films depicting a fight between humans and monsters, zombie films about the living fighting the undead, and supernatural horror involving ghosts, demons or other supernatural elements.
Media examples of genres
The document discusses various film and television genres including action, adventure, comedy, crime, documentary, science fiction, animation, fantasy, and horror. It provides descriptions of each genre including common narrative elements, themes, and examples. Adventure genre stories typically involve a protagonist journeying to accomplish something while facing obstacles. Action genres are similar but with more emphasis on risky situations and explosions. Crime genres focus on crimes, criminals, and detectives solving cases. Science fiction uses scientific concepts to explain fictional worlds and may involve space, time travel, or technology. Animation can include genres like anime, animated films for children, and animated musicals. Horror aims to scare audiences using suspense, violence, and shock.
Types of horror film
This document discusses and provides examples of different genres and subgenres of horror films. It covers real life horror films, comedy horror films, slasher films, monster films, supernatural horror films, zombie horror films, and teen horror films. Each section defines the genre/subgenre and provides an example film that falls into that category. The genres/subgenres discussed include films based on true stories, those that combine horror and comedy, films focused on psychopathic killers, those centered around struggles with monsters, supernatural themes of ghosts and demons, zombie invasions, and horrors facing teenagers.
Media genre
A genre is a type of art form that is considered a class due to shared characteristics. Subgenres further classify stories within a genre. Hybrid genres combine elements of two or more genres. The document then provides examples of conventions for several popular genres including action, horror, thriller, romance, western, and sci-fi. Conventions are common tropes or roles that help define a genre, such as heroes, villains, supernatural elements, and discoveries.
Genre powerpoint
This document defines and provides examples of different film genres. Genre refers to the category a film fits into based on how it is made and its intended audience. The main genres discussed are action, drama, horror, and comedy. Action films contain stunts, battles, and adventures to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Dramas portray realistic characters and stories in a serious manner. Horror films are designed to frighten audiences with terrifying monsters or situations. Comedies aim to provoke laughter through exaggerated humor. Each genre has certain common elements and storytelling techniques.
Horror Genre
The document provides an overview of the horror genre, including what defines horror films, their history and conventions. It distinguishes horror from thriller films, noting horror plays on primal fears through supernatural or disturbing scenes. Key conventions of horror discussed include isolated settings, technical techniques like lighting and camera work, common character archetypes, and themes of good vs evil. The document also examines two horror film posters and their use of visual elements and text to convey horror themes and intrigue audiences.
Horror genre research
Georges Melies was the first to depict supernatural events in silent films in the 1890s. Universal Pictures began the classic Hollywood monster film series in the 1930s-1940s with films like Dracula and Frankenstein. The 1950s-1960s saw the genre shift tones and include threats of alien invasion and mutation from nuclear radiation. Stephen King books were adapted to film in the 1970s-1980s and slasher films became popular, while the 1990s saw more self-aware and parodic horror films like Scream. The 2000s had a resurgence of zombie films like 28 Days Later and remakes were common in the 2010s alongside a return of earlier subgenres.
Horror sub genres
This document outlines several common sub-genres of horror films. These include body horror, which focuses on graphic destruction or mutation of the human body; gothic horror, which blends horror and romance themes for a darkly mysterious tone; demonic horror, depicting the conflict between good and evil through demonic forces; and Japanese horror, emphasizing psychological tension and suspense through the use of ghosts. Other sub-genres discussed are Lovecraftian, monster, slasher, psychological, space goth, and supernatural horror. Each has distinguishing themes and conventions related to the type of fear or horror they aim to elicit from viewers.
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The document discusses the thriller genre and its conventions. It notes that thrillers use suspense and excitement to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Common tropes include villains driving the plot, plot twists, and cliffhangers. It also discusses common character types like criminals and victims, as well as iconic symbols of the genre like knives and shadows that build fear and suspense.
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