The document discusses and analyzes the titles and fonts used for several horror films. It notes design elements like bold and simple fonts that don't distract from the meaning, links to themes like knives and murder in the title "Scream." It also describes the old fashioned style of "Halloween" that creates an eerie feel, and how the title "A Nightmare" looks written in blood to connote fear and death. The use of red, gritty effects, and a painted look for other titles are described as linking to emotions like anger, danger, fear, and unlucky numbers.

3. The font for scream is big and bold and white
which is simple and doesn’t distract you from the
meaning of the word the pointy M links in with
knife which connotes that the scream is for
murder the title is simple but seems to define the
film
The title for Halloween is bold and white with the font in
an old fashioned style to give it an eerie feel and an
orange outline for each word to link in with the
Halloween theme e.g. pumpkins
The words ‘a nightmare’ are look as if there written in blood
which connotes fear and death which are the main themes that
run within nightmares also the use of the colour red links in with
blood and fear so instantly when seeing this title we know its for
a Horror/ Slasher film
The titles for this film are bold and all in capitals
the use of red links with the emotion anger and
rage as when you tormented you fell anger
towards the tormentors also the gritty effect
adds a sense of distortion
The title for this film looks as if its paint which gives it a
jagged and distorted effect which links with danger and
fear also the blood drips on the red connote that 13 is and
unlucky number and blood also connotes death and
murder