Tim Burton's Use Of Suspenseful Music In Beetlejuice

It was a gloomy kind of day in the little town. Adam and Barbara were driving to a little shop to pick up some things. They were a nice, young married couple. A dog was rooming the streets, it didn’t look like he had a home. As Adam and Barbara were driving back home from the little shop they were crossing the bridge over the river when the dog jumped in front of their car. They swerved the car out of the way and ran right into the bridge. Their car was half on the bridge. The dog was the only thing holding the car from falling into the water. The dog ran and the car fell in the water with Adam and Barbara inside of it. They later walked into their house not knowing what had happened. They were dead and couldn’t leave their house and the person who could help them was Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice, a Tim Burton film is full of suspenseful music, dark colors and lighting to create the dark, creepy mood of the entire film.
There is creepy music playing in the background to make it seem suspenseful. The mansion is big and dark so the suspenseful music makes it even creepier. It lasts all throughout that scene were she enters the mansion selling her beauty products while looking around to see if anyone even lives in the mansion. Another Burton film that uses suspenseful music is Beetlejuice. At the beginning of Beetlejuice there is suspenseful music while they are showing the little town. The music makes the film seem to be creepy and dark before it even starts. After they show the town the music transitions and it’s not as creepy as