Slasher poster analysis drag me to hell
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This movie poster uses dark colors like red and yellow flames at the bottom that correlate with the film's title, "Drag Me to Hell". At the top is a smoky backdrop that gradually becomes more intense, drawing the audience's attention downwards. The central image shows a woman being pulled down by demonic hands, literally depicting her being dragged to hell. She has blonde hair, representing a struggle between good and bad. Short text at the bottom provides a shocking narrative that the woman will go to hell in three days, intriguing viewers to find out why and watch the film. The broken lettering of the title is affected by the flames, strengthening its relationship with the imagery.
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The document summarizes conventions used in movie posters and magazine covers to attract audiences. It analyzes posters for Scream, Prom Night, and Carrie, noting visual elements like taglines, images, and colors that convey genre and intrigue viewers. It also examines a Total Film magazine cover, identifying features like the masthead, cover line, selling line, images, and pull quote that aim to hook readers. Overall, the document discusses design techniques used to effectively market films and publications.
Movie film trailer posters
The document analyzes and compares the posters for three horror films - Paranormal Activity 4, Insidious, and The Conjuring. It finds that the posters all follow conventions like including the film title, images relating to the plot, and credits, but vary in specific design choices like colors, fonts, and image placement. The Paranormal Activity 4 poster stands out with a shadowy image and red font, while Insidious uses a simple black-and-white design. Both The Conjuring posters feature creepy central images and hooks about the films being "true stories". Overall, the posters effectively convey a sense of fear or mystery to promote the horror genre films.
Ancillary product analysis
This document analyzes the conventions used in posters and magazine covers for horror films and genres. It finds that they commonly use dark colors, sinister fonts, isolated settings, and mysterious or demonic imagery to set an unsettling tone. The layouts are also typically conventional in placing the most important information in areas of initial focus. Language and titles directly reference violence, death, and supernatural elements in a way that announces the scary nature of the content to audiences. Overall, the document finds that horror marketing relies heavily on established conventions to signal the genre and set expectations.
The sinister poster
The film poster for "Sinister" effectively conveys the key elements of the supernatural/possession genre. It depicts a young girl dragging what appears to be blood across a wall, revealing within it the face of the demonic antagonist that has possessed her. The background setting of an attic provides context for where important events in the film will take place. Institutional information establishes the credentials of the film's producers to create an unsettling atmosphere and build audience anticipation.
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The document analyzes conventions of horror film posters. It identifies several common elements:
- Main images feature creepy or shocking scenes with low lighting to appear eerie and mysterious. Facial expressions show fear or possession.
- Color schemes commonly use black, red, and white to convey danger and death. Titles stand out in bold, red text with a creepy font style.
- Small credits are placed at the bottom without detracting from the main image. A release date is also included.
- Analyzed posters demonstrate these conventions through their use of distorted faces, reaching hands from graves, looming villains, and titles styled as wooden stakes to hint at vampire themes.
Horror film poster analysis 2
The poster promotes the 2013 horror film "The Conjuring" which belongs to the paranormal subgenre. It depicts a frightened middle-aged woman holding up a lit match, suggesting the horror takes place at night. Her facial expression and nightwear indicate she has been scared by something unseen in the dark space. The poster uses vintage effects and styles to imply the film is set in the 1970s. It effectively uses text and lighting to promote the film and draw in audiences.
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- 1. Colours - The coloursusedforthis posterare predominantlydarkwith redand yellowflamesatthe bottom of the posterwhichcorrelateswith the filmname being‘Dragme to Hell’.The tonal backdrop at the top of the image createsa smoke effect, one whichcouldcome from the fire at the bottom.The colourgradually becomesmore intense asyouscan it fromtop to bottomwhichhelpsto back up the title of the filmand grabs the audience’sattention. Image - The image ispositioned centrallywhichusuallydenotesthat the subjectwill be the main character or the ‘final girl’.The girl inthe image isbeingthrust downwardsbya varietyof demonic handswhichhelpstolinkthe poster withthe title of the feature asshe is literallybeingdraggeddowntohell. The womanin thisposterhas blonde hairandis almostangelicin appearance whichthencreatesa struggle betweengoodandbad. Narrative – There isuse of a short narrative whichcan be foundat the bottomof centre underthe central image. Itspurpose isto provide a small insightintothe filmitself but chieflytoencourage the readerto go on andwatch it.The narrative itself outlineshowthe womaninthe poster,Christine Brown,isgoingto hell inthree days.The language is not tooemotive butthe statement itself issoshockingthatit would intrigue someoneastogo and find out whyor howetc. Lettering– the letteringfor‘dragme to hell’appearbrokenasif they have beenaffectedbythe image of flamesbehindit.Thishelpsto strengthenthe relationshipbetween the picturesandtitle.Additionally, there issmallertextatthe bottom whichgivesinformationaboutthe actors etc. andit alsohas a address for a website tobringinmore interest.Iconography – The clawsthat are grabbingat the girl are significantas it appearsshe isbeingcaughtby the ‘monster’,furtheraccentuatingthe fact that she representsgoodness, purityetc. The fact that she is blonde aswell isalsosignificantasis the traditioninslasherfilms;the blonde femaleisone of the firstto be killed. LuisAntonioMuscat