Slasher film titles often use red font to connote blood and danger, instantly signaling to viewers that the film will be scary. While some famous slasher films like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Halloween do not use red fonts, they incorporate colors that represent scary elements of the films instead, such as the color and texture of chainsaws for Texas Chainsaw Massacre and the color of pumpkins for Halloween. For their student film titled "Bird Call," the document's author included a red splash on the title to represent blood and violence, along with yellow font to represent the yellow beaks of threatening birds featured in the film against a black background representing the birds' black feathers.