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This document is a questionnaire for audience research on thrillers that asks respondents about their gender, age, favorite thriller subgenre, what aspects of thrillers appeal most to them, what motivates them to watch thrillers, whether they prefer fast-paced or slow-paced storylines, how much they want to know in the opening scene, what technical elements they enjoy most in thrillers, and whether they prefer thrillers over other genres.
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The questionnaire was completed by 14 people and included both open and closed questions. Most respondents were male, aged 16-25, and enjoyed going to the cinema. When asked what they found appealing about thrillers, common responses included suspense, plot twists, not knowing what will happen next, and having to piece clues together. Regarding how much of the plot should be revealed in the opening scene, most said just a teaser or not too much. Popular thriller subgenres included psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and supernatural thrillers. Favorite thriller films mentioned were Inception, Shutter Island, and The Sixth Sense. Respondents said suspenseful music and tension buildup make scenes gripping to watch.
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This document analyzes the results of a survey about favorite thriller movie subgenres and ratings. It found that crime was the most popular subgenre choice. Commonly listed favorite thrillers involved psychological themes or crime. Based on the ratings people said they were allowed to view, the analysis recommends making any new thriller film a 15 rating, which allows for strong language and violence.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for thriller movies. Based on the responses, someone being killed was selected as the most common plot for a thriller by 30% of respondents. 50% thought thrillers should be rated 15 by the BBFC. Knives were the preferred prop according to 50% of respondents. 40% thought thrillers should be set at sunset. Nyctophobia was considered the best name for a thriller by 20% of respondents. Forests and abandoned houses tied for the most preferred thriller locations at 35% each. A sci-fi thriller was the preferred hybrid genre at 35%.
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The questionnaire was completed by 14 people and included both open and closed questions. Most respondents were male, aged 16-25, and enjoyed going to the cinema. When asked what they found appealing about thrillers, common responses included suspense, plot twists, not knowing what will happen next, and having to piece clues together. Regarding how much of the plot should be revealed in the opening scene, most said just a teaser or not too much. Popular thriller subgenres included psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and supernatural thrillers. Favorite thriller films mentioned were Inception, Shutter Island, and The Sixth Sense. Respondents said suspenseful music and tension buildup make scenes gripping to watch.
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This document analyzes the results of a survey about favorite thriller movie subgenres and ratings. It found that crime was the most popular subgenre choice. Commonly listed favorite thrillers involved psychological themes or crime. Based on the ratings people said they were allowed to view, the analysis recommends making any new thriller film a 15 rating, which allows for strong language and violence.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for thriller movies. Based on the responses, someone being killed was selected as the most common plot for a thriller by 30% of respondents. 50% thought thrillers should be rated 15 by the BBFC. Knives were the preferred prop according to 50% of respondents. 40% thought thrillers should be set at sunset. Nyctophobia was considered the best name for a thriller by 20% of respondents. Forests and abandoned houses tied for the most preferred thriller locations at 35% each. A sci-fi thriller was the preferred hybrid genre at 35%.
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Thrillers are characterized by suspense, action, and heroes who must thwart villains' plans. Thrillers encompass many genres like crime, action, and suspense stories that create emotions of apprehension and exhilaration. Examples of thrillers include James Bond, Psycho, and Saw IV. Thrillers aim to provide excitement through disturbing or intense content that viewers do not experience in everyday life. Successful thriller openings may involve stalking or murder scenes to grab audiences' attention.
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Thrillers are characterized by suspense, action, and heroes who must thwart villains' plans. Thrillers encompass many genres like crime, action, and suspense stories that create emotions of apprehension and exhilaration. Examples of thrillers include James Bond, Psycho, and Saw IV. Thrillers aim to thrill audiences through excitement and portraying events outside everyday life, like horror films inducing fear or action films providing adrenaline through danger and stunts.
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This document contains a 10 question survey about preferences for thriller films. Respondents are asked to select their gender, age range, favorite film genre and thriller sub-genre. They are also asked to identify qualities that draw them to thrillers like actors, plot or setting. The survey asks what character types they expect in thrillers and their favorite thriller film and why. It concludes by asking about elements that make a good thriller film and the role of sound effects and soundtrack.
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The document summarizes responses from a survey about preferences in horror movies. Psychological horror was the most preferred genre at 4 votes. Respondents enjoyed the fear factor, suspense, and adrenaline rush of horror films. They also liked mysteries and unexpected plot twists. Most expected to see the setting established and likely victims introduced at the beginning of a horror movie. Dislikes included an overreliance on jump scares, lack of scariness, excessive gore, and predictability.
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A questionnaire was created on Facebook to better understand viewers' current and desired viewing habits regarding thriller films. Responses indicated that most thriller film viewers are students who enjoy the suspenseful conventions of the genre, such as tense music, dark settings, and intriguing storylines. They prefer films featuring a female lead set in a dark, ominous location with subgenres like horror.
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