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Horror genre trailer analysis

The next Horror film I am going to be analysing the genre conventions of is Cult of Chucky



-First line is character stating how his baby sitter was murdered 
-Fades to black 
-Cuts to someone falling out of a building
-Sounds of screams 
-Flashes in between some fades
-Creepy child's voice at the start 
-Creepy mise-en-scene (Woman in an empty hosptial room) 
-A draw is opened to many blades and knives 
-Impact sound
-Half of the title is written in red with blood smeared over
-Sinister sound effects
-Creepy music in background
-Editing speeds up as pace of music does 
-Release date is october, which is Halloween time
-Many links to hospitals (injections and women dressed in hospital gowns) 
-A childhood toy is turned sinister 
-Fast upbeat music to match characters screams 
-The end of the trailer is Chucky's reflection on a blade

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