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Themes of Death and the Supernatural Horror frequently explores themes of death, the supernatural, and existential dread. Ghosts, demons, and other supernatural entities are common in horror films, serving as metaphors for deeper fears about death and the afterlife.
Chiaroscuro: A dramatic use of light and shadow to create a sense of mystery and suspense. Silhouettes: Dark figures against a bright background can be both menacing and intriguing. Shadows: Unusual or distorted shadows can create a sense of unease or foreboding.
Moral and social panics often show up in horror films as monsters or as metaphors. Sometimes, horror films push against cultural norms or even serve as a cautionary tale regarding difficult situations, be they emotional or societal.
Fight or Flight Response: Scary movies often trigger the bodys natural fight or flight response. When you see something frightening, your brain perceives it as a threat, leading to increased heart rate, rapid breathing, and heightened alertness.
ing to Concordia University Saint Paul, horror entertainment can trigger the fight-or- flight response, which comes with a boost in adrenaline, endorphins and dopamine while viewers are in a safe place.
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Science fiction horror films are a subgenre of science fiction and horror films, often revolving around subjects that include but are not limited to alien invasions, mad scientists, and/or experiments gone wrong.
The Use of Visual Effects and Cinematography to Enhance Fear Filmmakers can create a sense of unease and foreboding through eerie lighting, shadow play, and creative camera angles. Jump scares are heightened by sudden cuts and fast-paced editing techniques, catching viewers off guard and eliciting a visceral reaction.

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