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    Code and convention of horror film: A horror film follows certain code and convection to achieve its purpose of scaring and alarming the audience. The following are some of them: Setting/location: The location used for this genre of a film is isolated and lonely area that has been abandoned or an area where the victim will feel vulnerable. For example small communities‚ dark streets‚ narrow alleyways‚ roads‚ woods‚ haunted places‚ farms‚ country sides and cities etc… sometimes places with ‘dark’

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    Evaluation The aims of the production have been met because I have produced a piece of film that has stuck to the conventions of horror which were aimed at a specific audience demographic. My production has extreme close ups to emphasise the subject and has an establishing shot showing the location. Establishing shots show isolation which is a convention of the horror genre. Point of view shots make it more realistic and allow the audience to feel immersed in the film by seeing what the character

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    In this novel‚ ‘The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas’‚ Boyne uses a variety of techniques to dim the horror. One of technique that Boyne used was to describe the events through the innocent eyes of a young 9 year old boy. Another technique is to create physical distance between Bruno’s ‘world’ and the world of the ‘Jews’. Finally‚ everyday events in Bruno’s life and touches of humour also help to dim the horror. For Boyne’s first technique‚ he used Bruno‚ the innocent 9 year old boy‚ to describe the events

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    more of a comedy part of the movie. Columbus had other things that he had written on his list that made me laugh and that were very comical in the entire movie. The horror part of the movie had to do with the character Tallahassee was the guy that no one wanted to mess with‚ his job was shooting and killing zombies he had more of the horror parts of this movie and his character clearly enjoyed killing these zombies. But in all of this violence all he really wanted was his twinkles. This film was a lot

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    Nang Nak Film Response

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    the truth. With the central plot being based mainly on the ghost of Nak and her often brutal interactions with other characters‚ the film could generally be regarded as a horror story. However‚ the evident focus on the concepts of Buddhism‚ achieved through the director’s choice of presentation‚ essentially set aside the horror elements to reveal a film that ultimately highlights the efficacy of Buddhism. Nang Nak is heavily embedded with references to Buddhist beliefs. Nak clinging onto the human

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    Tell Tale Heart Opinion

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    importantly‚i’m trying to tell you that they should bring out edger allen poe’s great stories. In my opinion‚another reason is because people like the thrill of horror. People around everywhere like horror stories. Edgar Allan Poe’s stories are mainly about horror. He wrote lots of them for example “the raven” is one of his stories.we also watched many horror stories that kill like “the purge” or either “jeeper creepers”.What i’m trying to tell you is that Tell Tale Heart is not a bad book. Tell Tale Heart

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    fun of zombie movies‚ it also kept the elements that made any zombie films as scary and disgusting as it could be. Watching Shaun of the Dead‚ I didn’t see anything that could have ruined the film in the parody horror genre that it is. I think it kept every aspect with the focus of horror to scare the viewers‚ while making them laugh at the same time. Scene example of mockery: One of the best scenes to me is when Shaun and his friend Ed finds out the first time that they were dealing with zombies

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    When dozen of people are asked what makes a good horror film‚ their answers will most likely vary. While some may claim that a horror film needs to be scary and intense‚ others may claim that a horror film needs to have special effects and illusions. Despite the multitude of varying horror film traits‚ one thing is certain‚ these traits are what allow makes horror films so spooky. In one of George Melies’s film‚ The Trip To The Moon‚ there were many examples of it being scary and having crazy cool

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    gruesome violent actions into the horror genre. Particularly the use of violence in many death scenes creates a sense of horror and fright through the use of creative gory bloodshed all over bedrooms and bed sheets. Violence in this movie interprets death scenes through a creative artful yet gruesome bloodshed rooms. Violence used in this film gains the attention of spectators who enjoy experiencing fright and hype up with adrenaline as they watch a dark and twisty horror movie. For example‚ this movie

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    In Poe’s story the “The Pit and the Pendulum” he distinctively uses symbolism‚ repetition‚ mood and diction to tell a tale of hope over circumstance to make this story come to life for the reader. Unlike the hypersensitive characters from other stories‚ such as the narrator in “The Tell-Tale Heart‚” this narrator claims to lose the capacity of sensation during the swoon upon receiving his death sentence that opens the story. This story is different from Poe’s other works such as this narrator remains

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