Researching the Horror Genre
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Horror films have existed since the silent movie era, gaining widespread popularity in the late 1970s and 1980s with films like Nightmare on Elm Street. While the genre declined in the late 1980s and 1990s, the 1996 film Scream revived interest in horror. Common conventions of horror films include blood, death, monsters, isolated settings, weapons, and darkness. Camera techniques such as Dutch angles and extreme close-ups are often used to create disorientation or emphasize frightening elements.
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Horror films have existed since the silent movie era, becoming hugely popular in the late 1970s-1980s with movies like Nightmare on Elm Street. While what evokes fear has changed over time, horror movies still feature many common codes and conventions - including blood, death, villains, isolated settings, monsters, weapons, darkness, storms, and screams. They aim to elicit emotions of fear, disgust and horror through unsettling scenes and startling the viewer with techniques like dim lighting and disorienting Dutch tilt camera angles framed in the colors of black, white and red.
Genre Research
Sound, lighting, camera work, isolated settings, iconography, and character types are key aspects of the horror genre that help generate suspense and fear. Sound establishes tension through notes and lack of sound. Low-key lighting and shadows create an ominous atmosphere. Camera techniques like POV shots place the viewer in harm's way. Isolated rural or abandoned settings imply vulnerability. Recurring iconography like weapons signal danger. Stock character roles like protagonists and antagonists provide predictable yet thrilling narratives.
Horror films powerpoint
Horror films employ several key conventions in their mise-en-scène, camera work, editing, sound, and characters. Mise-en-scène often features isolated, abandoned places with dark colors and props symbolizing horror. Camera work uses low angles, closeups, and point-of-view shots to create fear and isolate characters. Editing employs quick cuts and jumps to startle audiences and link frightening objects or events. Sound contrasts silence with loud diegetic sounds like footsteps or heartbeats to increase tension. Character archetypes include the hero protagonist and villain who usually dies.
What is a horror movie
Horror films are designed to scare and frighten audiences by summoning their hidden worst fears through terrifying climaxes that capture attention through an intense experience. Horror movies typically consist of fear-inducing elements like death, darkness, spooky settings, disfigured monsters, suspense, ominous music, storms, and mystery to achieve their frightening effect. An example is the horror movie Hush, where a deaf woman is stalked by a killer in her isolated home.
Codes and conventions of horror movies
Codes and conventions are important elements for a film to be recognized as belonging to the horror genre. Some common conventions include isolated locations, gloomy weather, and camera techniques like point-of-view shots and close-ups of victims' expressions. Editing techniques like slow motion and black and white can also create suspense. Women are often portrayed as vulnerable victims in need of saving, and the films play on common fears of death, injury, and being stalked by a threatening villain.
Horror powerpoint
Horror films aim to make audiences feel uneasy through the use of isolated or abandoned settings like haunted houses or graveyards. Technical elements like unsteady camera angles, jump cuts, and discordant music are employed to build tension. Iconic colors of red and black, with low lighting, costumes, and props involving weapons also contribute to the horror aesthetic. Narratives typically involve a protagonist confronting an antagonist, sometimes with an ambiguous ending, and common character types are the final girl, victims, and villains like ghosts or serial killers. Recurring themes explore binaries of good versus evil and known versus unknown.
Codes and conventions
This document discusses various elements and conventions of horror films. It notes that horror films are often set in isolated locations like forests or abandoned buildings to make protagonists vulnerable. Typical music uses suspenseful tones and isolated instruments. Common sounds include wind and screams. Antagonists are usually supernatural entities while protagonists are often families or friend groups of teenagers. Gloomy or stormy weather sets an unnerving atmosphere for horror scenes.
Conventions of horror film trailers 2
The document discusses conventions of horror film trailers, including how lighting is often dark and eerie to create an unsettling atmosphere for viewers. Settings are typically isolated locations that increase tension. Common colors used are red, black and white which symbolize blood, darkness, and ghosts. The editing starts with long shots and slow cuts but speeds up during scary moments. Music gets faster and more intense during climactic parts of the trailer. On-screen text and a final "sting" at the end are meant to match the film's atmosphere.
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Horror films have existed since the silent movie era, becoming hugely popular in the late 1970s-1980s with movies like Nightmare on Elm Street. While what evokes fear has changed over time, horror movies still feature many common codes and conventions - including blood, death, villains, isolated settings, monsters, weapons, darkness, storms, and screams. They aim to elicit emotions of fear, disgust and horror through unsettling scenes and startling the viewer with techniques like dim lighting and disorienting Dutch tilt camera angles framed in the colors of black, white and red.
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Sound, lighting, camera work, isolated settings, iconography, and character types are key aspects of the horror genre that help generate suspense and fear. Sound establishes tension through notes and lack of sound. Low-key lighting and shadows create an ominous atmosphere. Camera techniques like POV shots place the viewer in harm's way. Isolated rural or abandoned settings imply vulnerability. Recurring iconography like weapons signal danger. Stock character roles like protagonists and antagonists provide predictable yet thrilling narratives.
Horror films powerpoint
Horror films employ several key conventions in their mise-en-scène, camera work, editing, sound, and characters. Mise-en-scène often features isolated, abandoned places with dark colors and props symbolizing horror. Camera work uses low angles, closeups, and point-of-view shots to create fear and isolate characters. Editing employs quick cuts and jumps to startle audiences and link frightening objects or events. Sound contrasts silence with loud diegetic sounds like footsteps or heartbeats to increase tension. Character archetypes include the hero protagonist and villain who usually dies.
What is a horror movie
Horror films are designed to scare and frighten audiences by summoning their hidden worst fears through terrifying climaxes that capture attention through an intense experience. Horror movies typically consist of fear-inducing elements like death, darkness, spooky settings, disfigured monsters, suspense, ominous music, storms, and mystery to achieve their frightening effect. An example is the horror movie Hush, where a deaf woman is stalked by a killer in her isolated home.
Codes and conventions of horror movies
Codes and conventions are important elements for a film to be recognized as belonging to the horror genre. Some common conventions include isolated locations, gloomy weather, and camera techniques like point-of-view shots and close-ups of victims' expressions. Editing techniques like slow motion and black and white can also create suspense. Women are often portrayed as vulnerable victims in need of saving, and the films play on common fears of death, injury, and being stalked by a threatening villain.
Horror powerpoint
Horror films aim to make audiences feel uneasy through the use of isolated or abandoned settings like haunted houses or graveyards. Technical elements like unsteady camera angles, jump cuts, and discordant music are employed to build tension. Iconic colors of red and black, with low lighting, costumes, and props involving weapons also contribute to the horror aesthetic. Narratives typically involve a protagonist confronting an antagonist, sometimes with an ambiguous ending, and common character types are the final girl, victims, and villains like ghosts or serial killers. Recurring themes explore binaries of good versus evil and known versus unknown.
Codes and conventions
This document discusses various elements and conventions of horror films. It notes that horror films are often set in isolated locations like forests or abandoned buildings to make protagonists vulnerable. Typical music uses suspenseful tones and isolated instruments. Common sounds include wind and screams. Antagonists are usually supernatural entities while protagonists are often families or friend groups of teenagers. Gloomy or stormy weather sets an unnerving atmosphere for horror scenes.
Conventions of horror film trailers 2
The document discusses conventions of horror film trailers, including how lighting is often dark and eerie to create an unsettling atmosphere for viewers. Settings are typically isolated locations that increase tension. Common colors used are red, black and white which symbolize blood, darkness, and ghosts. The editing starts with long shots and slow cuts but speeds up during scary moments. Music gets faster and more intense during climactic parts of the trailer. On-screen text and a final "sting" at the end are meant to match the film's atmosphere.
Conventions Of Spoof/Horror Movies
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Analysis Of Films Horror and Slasher - research and narrative questions
This document discusses several slasher and horror films including Saw, Scream, Misery, Halloween, Creep and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It analyzes the meaning and characteristics of slasher and horror films as genres. It then examines the target audiences and age ratings of these films. Finally, it provides details on the titling sequences and camera techniques used in the opening scenes and throughout the films.
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The document discusses conventions used in horror movie trailers and films. It describes how horror trailers typically begin with ominous text on a black background to set an ominous tone. They establish that previous films by the same makers were scary to encourage viewership. Common techniques in the films include using low lighting and isolated settings to make characters vulnerable, as well as jump scares, mysterious shadows and unexplained sounds to build tension and suspense. Fast-paced editing is also used to keep the audience engaged. The goal is to draw viewers in and make them worry for the characters' safety.
Genre Analysis
Horror films commonly feature certain iconography like weapons and dark costumes. Settings typically include family homes to enhance realism or abandoned places to build suspense. Character archetypes include the villain, a character who dies while solving a problem, and one who survives to defeat the villain. Themes revolve around dark and gruesome atmospheres that scare audiences by showing the consequences of characters' mistakes. Narratives usually follow a pattern of establishing a threat, characters attempting to defeat it through trials, and the threat ultimately being vanquished, though some films subvert this by having the villain win. Stylistically, horror uses ambient sounds and little lighting to unsettle viewers.
A2 film presentation
The document discusses common elements used in film trailers for horror movies. It notes that horror trailers typically use dramatic music, voiceovers that build tension and leave viewers on a cliffhanger, and disturbing sound effects. Visually, horror trailers often employ fast pacing, handheld and point-of-view camera shots to create excitement and a sense of the unknown. Iconography in horror trailers commonly includes the colors red and black to signify danger, and props like knives, chainsaws and fake blood are used to indicate the horror genre. Lighting is usually dim to conceal elements and heighten the unknown for viewers.
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The document discusses various elements of horror films including settings, icons, themes, narratives, and visual styles. Common settings include suburban areas, future time periods, castles, forests, and cramped spaces. Iconic villains often have memorable masks or weapons like Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and Jason Voorhees. Major themes revolve around death, gore, blood, and tension. Narratives may come from a character, device, or outside narrator. Visual styles that build tension include Dutch angles, gore, close-ups, and shadows.
Basic horror research
The document discusses the history and conventions of horror films and trailers. It begins with a brief history of early surreal horror films and establishes common tropes. Examples of top-grossing horror films from various decades are provided. The document then outlines conventions commonly found in horror trailers, such as fast editing, dark lighting, rural settings, victimization of female characters, use of weapons and blood, and ending with a final scare.
Mise en-Scene Analysis
The document analyzes common mise-en-scene elements in horror movie trailers, including setting, costume, lighting, props, and body language. It discusses how the settings often have elements of mystery and darkness. Costumes commonly include scary masks to frighten audiences. Lighting is usually low and dark to create fear and suspense. Props include weapons like knives and guns. Body language and facial expressions aim to convey a sense of despair and impending danger to elicit the same feelings in viewers.
ANSWER OF QUESTION 2
This document summarizes conventions used in horror genre films and how the student's opening scene utilizes them. It discusses using locations like graveyards and haunted houses, props like knives and supernatural powers. Camera techniques like handheld shots, low angles and closeups create tension. Lighting is low key to make the atmosphere dark and mysterious. The opening scene highlights social issues like anxiety and the portrayal of females as victims, shown through the main character's innocent and pure nature depicted with white clothing.
Codes and Conventions of Horror Trailers
The document discusses common codes and conventions used in horror movie trailers. It outlines conventions in narrative structure, camerawork, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, and character representation. For narrative, horror trailers typically follow a three-act structure and use semiotics to introduce characters and enigma codes. Camerawork employs techniques like handheld shots and high angles. Mise-en-scene features isolated settings and low-key lighting. Editing uses slow pacing initially and quick cuts later. Sound incorporates diegetic effects and non-diegetic music. Characters usually feature helpless female victims and vulnerable youth.
Pitch: Psychological Short Horror Film
This document outlines a pitch for a 5-minute psychological horror short film. The film would follow a teenage girl named Spencer who was severely bullied in the past and has developed a dangerous split personality that murders her tormentors. Key elements include Spencer's poor eyesight contributing to memory loss and confusion about the killings. The film would start with a murder, then follow Spencer as she has flashbacks and realizes her other personality's actions. It aims to portray the real psychological horror of living with an undiagnosed mental illness.
Horror genre conventions
The document outlines horror genre conventions across several categories:
Setting is usually isolated places that connote being alone such as abandoned buildings, forests, or cities. Technical elements like camerawork and editing aim to unsettle audiences. Iconography employs dark colors, lighting, and props associated with villains. Narratives follow classic structures but leave room for sequels, featuring heroes facing killers or solving problems. Character types include victims, monsters, "immoral" teens, and police officers that can be allies or adversaries. Themes commonly explored are good versus evil, the supernatural, and madness.
Evil dead title sequence
The title sequence of Evil Dead begins with a black screen before revealing the title "EVIL DEAD" in dark red letters against a backdrop of a dark, foreboding forest. This title card is accompanied by ominous non-diegetic music that sets the tone for 10 seconds, signaling to viewers that they are about to watch an intense thriller filled with mystery and death in a remote forest setting.
Body Horror Genre
The document discusses common techniques used in body horror films, including camera techniques, sound techniques, and editing techniques. It provides examples of each from the film "The Fly." Camera techniques aim to show graphic mutation details. Diegetic screams and non-diegetic music build tension. Rapid editing exaggerates transformations. Overall, the techniques are used to excite audiences by graphically depicting transformations of the human body.
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The document discusses conventions of the horror genre in film. It summarizes that camerawork is used to create dramatic effects, with techniques like high and low angle shots, establishing shots of isolated settings, and shaky "footage" camerawork. It also notes that lighting, props, costumes, editing techniques like cross-cutting, and diegetic sounds are employed to add tension and scare the audience. The target audience is typically younger viewers who enjoy being frightened, though some older audiences prefer certain subgenres. To appeal to this target, a film should keep the audience on edge with unpredictable jumps and a relatable teenage cast.
Example Horror Essay
The genre of a film is determined mainly by its conventions, which are consistent elements that allow films to be easily produced and understood by audiences. Conventions serve as a blueprint for genre films, and can be adapted innovatively or followed rigidly.
Horror films aim to frighten and invoke fear in audiences through terrifying climaxes, using familiar conventions. Key conventions in horror include isolated, frightening settings like the woods in The Blair Witch Project or a subway in Creep. Horror films also commonly feature weapons and masks used by killers to attack victims up close. Techniques like the point-of-view shot are used to place audiences in the killer's perspective and heighten fear, as in Halloween and Psycho
Eval 1
The document analyzes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real horror movies. It discusses how elements like the soundtrack, characters, plot, camera techniques, and lighting both conform to and break conventions. Specifically, the intense music, masked antagonist, psychological plot, handheld camera during confusion, and location in a home all use common horror conventions, while the bright lighting, foreign language, and character of a male victim challenge stereotypes.
Horror Genre Research
The document discusses key elements of the horror genre in film. It defines horror as seeking to elicit negative emotional reactions through primal fears. Common settings include abandoned houses, forests, warehouses, and isolated locations. Character archetypes include antagonists, protagonists, wise elders, red herrings, survivors, and victims. Technical elements like camera work, sound, editing, and visual styles are described. Narrative structure and common themes are also outlined.
Genre research
Horror films seek to elicit negative emotional reactions from viewers by playing on primal fears. They often feature startling scenes involving the macabre, supernatural, or unknown to tap into viewers' nightmares and hidden fears. Common horror movie themes include something threatening people in or around an isolated house and a killer pursuing a single victim or group. Successful horror movies employ unsettling lighting, costumes, and props to build atmosphere and fright.
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Research into horror movies
Horror movies commonly use stock characters, plots, locations, and props to effectively scare audiences. Some typical stock characters include innocent victims, mysterious strangers, zombies, and masked villains. Common stock plots involve evil creatures killing people despite warnings, serial killers stalking victims, and the abuse or death of children. Horror films frequently take place in isolated rural settings like forests, lakes, abandoned houses, and graveyards. Stock props that often appear include candles, voodoo dolls, skeletons, corpses, and murder weapons like knives and axes.
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The document discusses conventions used in horror movie trailers and films. It describes how horror trailers typically begin with ominous text on a black background to set an ominous tone. They establish that previous films by the same makers were scary to encourage viewership. Common techniques in the films include using low lighting and isolated settings to make characters vulnerable, as well as jump scares, mysterious shadows and unexplained sounds to build tension and suspense. Fast-paced editing is also used to keep the audience engaged. The goal is to draw viewers in and make them worry for the characters' safety.
Genre Analysis
Horror films commonly feature certain iconography like weapons and dark costumes. Settings typically include family homes to enhance realism or abandoned places to build suspense. Character archetypes include the villain, a character who dies while solving a problem, and one who survives to defeat the villain. Themes revolve around dark and gruesome atmospheres that scare audiences by showing the consequences of characters' mistakes. Narratives usually follow a pattern of establishing a threat, characters attempting to defeat it through trials, and the threat ultimately being vanquished, though some films subvert this by having the villain win. Stylistically, horror uses ambient sounds and little lighting to unsettle viewers.
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The document discusses common elements used in film trailers for horror movies. It notes that horror trailers typically use dramatic music, voiceovers that build tension and leave viewers on a cliffhanger, and disturbing sound effects. Visually, horror trailers often employ fast pacing, handheld and point-of-view camera shots to create excitement and a sense of the unknown. Iconography in horror trailers commonly includes the colors red and black to signify danger, and props like knives, chainsaws and fake blood are used to indicate the horror genre. Lighting is usually dim to conceal elements and heighten the unknown for viewers.
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The document discusses various elements of horror films including settings, icons, themes, narratives, and visual styles. Common settings include suburban areas, future time periods, castles, forests, and cramped spaces. Iconic villains often have memorable masks or weapons like Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and Jason Voorhees. Major themes revolve around death, gore, blood, and tension. Narratives may come from a character, device, or outside narrator. Visual styles that build tension include Dutch angles, gore, close-ups, and shadows.
Basic horror research
The document discusses the history and conventions of horror films and trailers. It begins with a brief history of early surreal horror films and establishes common tropes. Examples of top-grossing horror films from various decades are provided. The document then outlines conventions commonly found in horror trailers, such as fast editing, dark lighting, rural settings, victimization of female characters, use of weapons and blood, and ending with a final scare.
Mise en-Scene Analysis
The document analyzes common mise-en-scene elements in horror movie trailers, including setting, costume, lighting, props, and body language. It discusses how the settings often have elements of mystery and darkness. Costumes commonly include scary masks to frighten audiences. Lighting is usually low and dark to create fear and suspense. Props include weapons like knives and guns. Body language and facial expressions aim to convey a sense of despair and impending danger to elicit the same feelings in viewers.
ANSWER OF QUESTION 2
This document summarizes conventions used in horror genre films and how the student's opening scene utilizes them. It discusses using locations like graveyards and haunted houses, props like knives and supernatural powers. Camera techniques like handheld shots, low angles and closeups create tension. Lighting is low key to make the atmosphere dark and mysterious. The opening scene highlights social issues like anxiety and the portrayal of females as victims, shown through the main character's innocent and pure nature depicted with white clothing.
Codes and Conventions of Horror Trailers
The document discusses common codes and conventions used in horror movie trailers. It outlines conventions in narrative structure, camerawork, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, and character representation. For narrative, horror trailers typically follow a three-act structure and use semiotics to introduce characters and enigma codes. Camerawork employs techniques like handheld shots and high angles. Mise-en-scene features isolated settings and low-key lighting. Editing uses slow pacing initially and quick cuts later. Sound incorporates diegetic effects and non-diegetic music. Characters usually feature helpless female victims and vulnerable youth.
Pitch: Psychological Short Horror Film
This document outlines a pitch for a 5-minute psychological horror short film. The film would follow a teenage girl named Spencer who was severely bullied in the past and has developed a dangerous split personality that murders her tormentors. Key elements include Spencer's poor eyesight contributing to memory loss and confusion about the killings. The film would start with a murder, then follow Spencer as she has flashbacks and realizes her other personality's actions. It aims to portray the real psychological horror of living with an undiagnosed mental illness.
Horror genre conventions
The document outlines horror genre conventions across several categories:
Setting is usually isolated places that connote being alone such as abandoned buildings, forests, or cities. Technical elements like camerawork and editing aim to unsettle audiences. Iconography employs dark colors, lighting, and props associated with villains. Narratives follow classic structures but leave room for sequels, featuring heroes facing killers or solving problems. Character types include victims, monsters, "immoral" teens, and police officers that can be allies or adversaries. Themes commonly explored are good versus evil, the supernatural, and madness.
Evil dead title sequence
The title sequence of Evil Dead begins with a black screen before revealing the title "EVIL DEAD" in dark red letters against a backdrop of a dark, foreboding forest. This title card is accompanied by ominous non-diegetic music that sets the tone for 10 seconds, signaling to viewers that they are about to watch an intense thriller filled with mystery and death in a remote forest setting.
Body Horror Genre
The document discusses common techniques used in body horror films, including camera techniques, sound techniques, and editing techniques. It provides examples of each from the film "The Fly." Camera techniques aim to show graphic mutation details. Diegetic screams and non-diegetic music build tension. Rapid editing exaggerates transformations. Overall, the techniques are used to excite audiences by graphically depicting transformations of the human body.
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The document discusses conventions of the horror genre in film. It summarizes that camerawork is used to create dramatic effects, with techniques like high and low angle shots, establishing shots of isolated settings, and shaky "footage" camerawork. It also notes that lighting, props, costumes, editing techniques like cross-cutting, and diegetic sounds are employed to add tension and scare the audience. The target audience is typically younger viewers who enjoy being frightened, though some older audiences prefer certain subgenres. To appeal to this target, a film should keep the audience on edge with unpredictable jumps and a relatable teenage cast.
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The genre of a film is determined mainly by its conventions, which are consistent elements that allow films to be easily produced and understood by audiences. Conventions serve as a blueprint for genre films, and can be adapted innovatively or followed rigidly.
Horror films aim to frighten and invoke fear in audiences through terrifying climaxes, using familiar conventions. Key conventions in horror include isolated, frightening settings like the woods in The Blair Witch Project or a subway in Creep. Horror films also commonly feature weapons and masks used by killers to attack victims up close. Techniques like the point-of-view shot are used to place audiences in the killer's perspective and heighten fear, as in Halloween and Psycho
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The document analyzes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real horror movies. It discusses how elements like the soundtrack, characters, plot, camera techniques, and lighting both conform to and break conventions. Specifically, the intense music, masked antagonist, psychological plot, handheld camera during confusion, and location in a home all use common horror conventions, while the bright lighting, foreign language, and character of a male victim challenge stereotypes.
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The document discusses key elements of the horror genre in film. It defines horror as seeking to elicit negative emotional reactions through primal fears. Common settings include abandoned houses, forests, warehouses, and isolated locations. Character archetypes include antagonists, protagonists, wise elders, red herrings, survivors, and victims. Technical elements like camera work, sound, editing, and visual styles are described. Narrative structure and common themes are also outlined.
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Horror films seek to elicit negative emotional reactions from viewers by playing on primal fears. They often feature startling scenes involving the macabre, supernatural, or unknown to tap into viewers' nightmares and hidden fears. Common horror movie themes include something threatening people in or around an isolated house and a killer pursuing a single victim or group. Successful horror movies employ unsettling lighting, costumes, and props to build atmosphere and fright.
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Conventions of horror movie
Horror movies typically feature certain conventions in their settings, characters, and camerawork. Settings often involve abandoned or haunted areas like houses, woods, or asylums that create a sense of isolation. Characters usually consist of heroes battling villains like serial killers or monsters. Camerawork employs techniques like point-of-view shots and handheld footage to make the audience feel like they are experiencing the horror alongside the characters. Common themes in horror movies include good versus evil, paranormal activities, and death.
Character types in horror films
The document outlines several common character types found in horror films:
The Hero is typically a brave, masculine figure who leads the group without showing emotion. The Non-Believer is overconfident and convinces others not to worry but often dies first. The Female Victim is young, blonde, and vulnerable, requiring protection. The Loved Up Couple leaves the group to be intimate and one will die, distressing the other. The Hysterical Character breaks down after a death and refuses to leave danger, usually being killed or causing others to be hunted. The Evil Character takes forms like killers, demons, or monsters and is inhumanly difficult to injure or kill.
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Horror movies typically use dark colors like black, red, orange and green along with limited lighting to create fear. Effective horror films also feature ominous locations and unsettling sounds. Some famous examples include movies that effectively use these techniques to scare audiences.
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Research - Conventions Of Horror
The document discusses conventions of the horror genre. Key conventions include isolated settings, technical elements like camera angles and lighting to create fear, and common character types like victims and monsters. It also outlines several horror subgenres like Gothic, slasher, psychological, and zombie. Theories discussed include genres providing a release from social rules (Altman) or escapism from social tensions (Dyer), while Stacy argues genres must be studied within their historical context.
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Mise En Scene Analysis
This shot from the film Ghost World features Enid and Seymour in a medium shot in Seymour's kitchen. Enid stands out as the dominant subject through her size, focus, bright blue top contrasting with the brown surroundings, and spotlighting by a shaft of light. The lighting is moderate and the camera angle is eye-level. The characters are centered in the frame and stand facing each other in profile at an intimate distance, signifying their close friendship.
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The dominant contrast is Enid, dressed in bright blue. After taking her in, the eye is drawn to:
- Seymour, who is also a large object in focus. As the other person in the conversation, he is an important secondary focus.
- The kitchen backdrop and appliances, which provide context for the setting of the scene.
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- 2. History of Horror Films Horror movies have been around since silent movies (Nosferatu). Obviously being scared is something the audience want. The horror movies received a huge lift in the late 70’s and early 80’s (e.g. Nightmare on Elm Street) but it died a sad death in the late 80’s and throughout most of the 90’s. Although, due to the success of the 1996 film 'Scream' (the horror smash parody) the genre again became very popular. Horror movies have drastically changed since the period of the silent movie; this is because what was frightening in the silent movie days and what is frightening now may well have changed. For example, when moving image was first invented footage of a moving train caused fear in the audience because people really believed that the train would come straight out of the screen. However, nowadays that would barely evoke fear out of the viewers.
- 4. Death
- 5. Killing
- 6. Villain
- 7. Victims
- 8. Haunted houses and isolated settings
- 9. Monsters
- 10. Evil
- 12. Darkness
- 13. Storms
- 14. Chase sequences
- 15. Gore
- 16. Violence
- 17. Screams
- 18. Ghosts
- 19. Naïve teenagers
- 20. ➲ Dutch Tilt- ➲ This is o ften used in horror films to create disorientation. Camera Angles mainly used in the Horror Film Genre
- 22. These type of shots are usually used in horror films to emphasise something.
- 24. Horror films are unsettling movies that try to bring out the emotions of fear, disgust and horror from viewers. They often feature scenes that startle the viewer. The main colours featured in Horror movies are: black, white and red. The colour red signifies: fire, blood, danger, strength and power. The colour black is associated with power, death, evil, mystery, fear and the unknown; it usually has a negative connotation. Whereas, the colour white connotes: light, goodness, innocence and purity. The lighting in Horror films is usually rather dark and dim to give the viewer a sense of fear and mystery.
- 25. Examples of Horror Films