The document discusses horror movie poster conventions. It analyzes two posters - one for the movie "Would You Rather" and one for "The Ring Two." Key conventions highlighted include using dark color palettes, implying danger or violence through images and text, and depicting isolated or scary settings and characters to suggest threat or horror.

1. HORROR POSTERS

2. WOULD YOU RATHER
The title for this poster has
red marks on it which
suggests blood. This is a
typical convention for a
horror film poster as it
implies danger.
The colour
palette is very
dark which is
also typical of a
horror film as it
implies that the
film is also dark.
Her makeup is down
her face which gives
the impression that
she has been crying or
scared.
The reflection in the
table is a skeleton which
suggests a potential
deadly outcome.
The weapons on the table
instead of things such as a
knife and fork imply that
there is violence in the
film.
The timer on the
plate suggests that
it is a race against
time.
The money shows
the audience that it
is a game for money.

3. THE RING TWO
This poster shows
the typical colour
palette of a
horror film as it is
very dark.
The girl shown looks
as if she is crawling
towards the
audience and as she
has black hair over
her face it suggests
that she is evil.
The forest in the
background is a
typical horror
convention as it
suggests isolation
and darkness.
The well could
suggest that
someone is
trapped.