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A survey asked respondents if they watched horror films, with 78% responding yes and 22% no. The survey then asked what genre a film was, with 44% identifying it as horror, 39% as thriller, 11% as drama, and 6% as other. Finally, 96% of respondents said they would watch the film if it was in cinemas, while only 4% said no, and the film was deemed successful at attracting the 15-24 age range by 77% of respondents.
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Results
- 1. Do you watch horror films? 78% 22% Yes No
- 2. What genre was our film? 6% 44% 39% 11% Other Horror Thriller Drama
- 3. Would you watch our film if it got to the cinemas? 96% 4% Yes No
- 4. Was our film successful or unsuccessful with attracting the 15-24 age range? 77% 7% 16% Yes No To an extent