Horror films aim to elicit emotions of fear, disgust and horror from viewers through plots involving the intrusion of evil forces into the everyday world. The movies "Cabin Fever" and "The Bride of Chucky" both have target audiences aged 15 and up due to their themes involving teenagers. Both movies build suspense through music, camera shots, lighting and a slow pace to scare audiences. They feature standard horror elements like murders, gore, villains, killers and problems spiraling out of control.

2. Horror films are unsettling movies that strive
to elicit the emotions of fear, disgust and
horror from viewers.
Plots written within the horror genre often
involve the intrusion of an evil force, event,
or personage, commonly of supernatural
origin, into the everyday world.

3. Director: Eli Roth
Writers: Eli Roth, Randy Pearlstein, and 1
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Stars:Jordan Ladd, Rider Strong and
James DeBello
Plot: A group of five college graduates rent
a cabin in the woods and begin to fall
victim to a horrifying flesh-eating virus,
which attracts the unwanted attention of
the homicidal locals.

4. Director: Ronny Yu
Writers: Don Mancini (characters), Don
Mancini
Stars: Jennifer Tilly, Brad Dourif and
Katherine Heigl
Plot: Chucky hooks up with another
murderous doll, the bridal gown-clad
Tiffany, for a Route 66 murder spree
with their unwitting hosts, two eloping
high-school graduates.

5. The movies “CABIN FEVER” and “ THE
BRIDE OF CHUCKY” has a target audience
from the age of 15years upwards.
It specifically for this age group because of
the theme used which was about teenagers.

6. SCENES FROM CABIN FEVER
The camera shot for this
scene is a mini close up shot
of his face to demonstrate
fear, disgust and anxiety to
the audience.
It has a high pitch music with
a base drum beat which
sounds like a heart beat as it
makes the movie a suspense
for the audience and gets
them glue to their seats.

7. This scene has an extreme
shot of the two characters
and it was shot from a high
angle making them look small
and low. It also gives the
audience a sense of what is
going on at that moment.
The camera shot of this There was a still shot at that
movie is a bit of close up moment.
shot because it makes The music at this scene was
the audience guess what very normal as it was the
is about to happen next. atmosphere of love but later
high pitched to illustrate the
The music in this scene sense of danger to the
was a high pitch which audience.
makes it seem more
scary but fades away in
few seconds time in
other for the character to
perform the rite for her
groom.

8. The props of this movie is
very disturbing for the
audience as it has
disgusting images of
blood everywhere. It also
shows a man lying on the
floor with gun and other
weapons with him.
In this scene the lighting
was very dime which
makes it more scary
because it emphasis
The movie has some death, danger and fear. It
kind of old fashioned creates suspense to the
humour to it which audience as they don’t
makes it more know what is going to
entertaining and happen next.
interesting to the
audience.

9. Both of these movies has a slow
pace throughout the scenes
which makes it more scary for
the audience.

10. Rider Strong as Paul, who grew up with
Karen and has a crush on her, although
they have never been in a relationship.
Paul returns briefly in Cabin Fever 2:
Spring Fever.
James DeBello as Bert, a vulgar practical
joker.
Jordan Ladd as Karen, a young woman
who has known Paul for many years.
Cerina Vincent as Marcy, a young
woman who is in a relationship with Jeff
at the beginning of the film.
Joey Kern as Jeff, a self-centred young
man who is Marcy's boyfriend

11. 1. Horror movies always involve 4. Horror always have murder in it.
a group of teenagers escaping
their everyday lives.( 5. Gore which is blood, cuts and
adventure/ trip) human body parts.
2. It always have a villian and a 6. It has problems that get out of
killer. control. Example lost in a forest or a
deadly disease.
3. Bad things always happen,e.g
killing, torture and pain.