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The document discusses various elements that are commonly featured in movie posters to convey information and intrigue viewers. These include showing a troubled or shocked main character who is often in shadow or isolated from others against a dark backdrop. Mysterious or threatening elements are frequently positioned near or hovering over the main character, leaving the story or reason for the character's distress ambiguous. Dates and location information are sometimes included to suggest the film is based on true events.
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Horror Movie poster analysis
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Genre conventions
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Movie posters~flim studies
- 2. Who's dead ? Woman in black Half in shadow – something troubling Name of star Light in the attic What's this ? Hammer ? Twisted like the story Cash in on actors fame Unshaven =stressed Building block Distressed Cloudy sky =Storm = trouble Whys the tree hovering over him ?
- 3. True story ? The background is dark with only a bit of light . Who's the person hiding and why is she hiding ? Who’s hands this and why is it there ? The person is holding a cross but why ? The victim has got there back to us The lights focusing on right on the victim The victim looks young and innocent so why do the people want to hurt him Building block Date Long shot so it makes them look isolated
- 4. Why is there a well ? There is a full moon which means its threating There's a young innocent girl out late by herself The backgrounds dark , cloudy and misty The main light is on the little girl and the rest of the background is dark Why is she carrying the doll ? What’s so special about it ? Isolated house ! Date Why does her face looked shocked ? This is to grab the readers attention so they watch the film to find out the real story
- 5. He’s the brave one He’s a sheriff The vampires are coming behind them The dark black clouds represent something bad is going to happen Someone else is coming the other way as there looking that way There trapped as people are behind them and in front of them The face looks like he’s enjoying the blood Will they escape ? He’s got a axe which proves he’s a stronger one as he will have to go right up to the enemies Its good blood dripping down the screen which represents the vampire draining peoples blood Her lips have only got colour The zero looks like and eye which represents that their getting watched