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Horror uses unique and unusual angles to create confusion and unsettling feel with the viewer. The lighting tends to be dark, underexposed with lots of shadows, making the audience feel tense and on edge. The use of sound, such as a high pitch key, creates a sense of alarm with the audience. This genre interests me because of how it can change your mood with visuals and sounds. I like to think of what is going to happen next and how things might change towards the end. My mood board represents this theme because it shows horror movies, and it has the horror vibes with the drips, blood, and spider with the spiderweb. Two movies on my mood board and IT and Scream. These two movies are known in the horror genre because they represent the genre well. IT is a movie about a killer clown. IT is a shapeshifting monster who usually takes the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown. IT feeds off the fear of its victims, which is why it takes the shape of their biggest fears, and it also took pleasure in haunting and tormenting its victims precisely because of the fear it provoked in them. This movie has different angles and sounds that make it scary. Scream is a movie about a masked killer that terrorizes a girl a year after the murder of her mother. Ghost face targets her and her friends by using scary movies as part is a deadly game.

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