Horror Genre

Researched films: "The Exorcist," "Psycho."

Horror movies are all about giving you a good scare and getting your heart racing. They use creepy camera angles such and panning and tilts along with a dark setting to make things spooky. Editing tricks like slow moments and sudden jump scares keep you on the edge, and they use sounds, from eerie music to total silence, to really freak you out. Classics like "The Exorcist" and "Psycho" aren't just scary; they mess with your mind too.



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