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    When looking at the movie cover of Halloween‚ you first feel terror. The fire‚ masked figure‚ and apparent suffering in the still images make you naturally feel uneasy. You are then drawn to the caption‚ Evil Has a Destiny. If you weren’t feeling uneasy already‚ this caption should do it. It brings up questions and makes you want to know the answer. This visual is effective in instilling a feeling of mystery‚ it does this through not showing the face of the figure‚ scrambling scenes from the movie

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    Australian director‚ Jennifer Kent‚ made her debut with the psychological horror film ’The Babadook’‚ starring Essie Davis as a mother ’Amelia’ and Noah Wiseman as son ’Samuel’. The theatrical poster for the film depicts the photography of the two actors surrounded by the illustration of a huge creature. Directly upon observing the image‚ viewers can already assume the code of the film to be horror or thriller. An eerie‚ chilling vibe can be felt instantly upon the first look. A large humanoid

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    Clive Baker once said‚ “Horror fiction shows that the control that we believe we have is purely illusory and that every moment we teeter on chaos‚ and oblivion.” Horror type shows and books are one of my favorite genres. One of my favorite shows is Hannibal. The way they filmed and wrote Hannibal was truly breathtaking. Hannibal is about Dr. Hannibal Lector‚ who works as a psychiatrist. Hannibal is in fact‚ not the protagonist. He is a cannibal‚ who will take a body part or a few from his victims

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    The Pit And The Pendulum

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    pendulum‚ and narrowly escapes. In Poe’s story‚ he many gothic elements in this narrative such as‚ a frantic narrator‚ visions about a dream-like state‚ a setting that creates an atmosphere of suspense‚ and finally the use of time to illustrate the horror of death. Poe employs these elements by the use of his playbook‚ which created moods and feelings for the reader by making them feel uncomfortable and uneasy. The elements used in this narrative develop the tone of the narrative as dark‚ philosophical

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    have on the audience. From anxiety to suspense‚ each genre has special techniques they use when establishing a connection with the audience. Among the genres‚ there are horror films. These involve scare tactics which cause great suspense within the audience. Suspense is the state of mental uncertainty or excitement; however‚ horror films also induce suspense that increases anxiety. The scare tactics that create anxiety are used consistently in films with darkness and a variety of monsters. Darkness

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    Barry Lyndon / The Shining Response Paper Kubrick explores different types of violence in the movies “Barry Lyndon” and “The Shining”. “Barry Lyndon” is period drama with extremely formalized violence while “The Shining” is a psychological horror film with surreal violence. Both utilize violence in very different ways to support the themes and narratives. In “Barry Lyndon” Kubrick seems to be interested in the formalization of violence in the 18th century. The film has a very dry sense of

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    Perry thought “he was a very nice gentlemen” he still “cut his throat.” The two opposing mindsets are evident in this sentence; the mindset of a killer and the mindset of a average human being. Yet the fact that he killed the man creates a sense of horror and fear. This creates a tone of irony and horror.Diction: · “This hitherto peaceful congregation of neighbors and old friends had suddenly to endure the unique experience of distrusting each other; understandably‚ they believed that the murderer

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    today and flips it and displays their lack of creativity compared to Gothic Monsters She references other analytical pieces‚ such as “The Censorship of Fiction”‚ to help her explain thesis connecting the two types of horror fiction and the recycled fear tactics used in today’s horror genre. Overall Jill Halberstam does an exceptional at persuading the audience of her thesis showing the migration of monsters of the Gothic era to the monsters of today‚ with evidence from professional journals‚ structuring

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    When thinking of a horror movie‚ the thought of jump scares (something that is so sudden it makes the viewers jump like a loud noise) and hideous monsters come to mind. Hush is not about some monster to hide from or keeping quiet for fear of being heard. Hush is a horror movie centered around a deaf and mute author‚ Maddie‚ who lives alone with her cat. There are few that involve characters with disabilities. A more well-known movie that came out quite recently is Don’t Breathe. Though both movies

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    Last Girl Genre

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    my bloody heart. From Michael to Jason to Ghostface and all those wackos in between‚ the slasher has kept afraid of alleys‚ lakes and one time hookups for close to forty years. You could make an argument that the slasher is lifeblood of the entire horror genre. Fanning that flame is writer/director Benjamin R. Moody’s (his wife Rachel produces) Last Girl Standing but Last Girl Standing‚ is not your typical fanfare. While it is a "slasher"‚ the film leans heavy elements of both a psychological thriller

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