Horror comes in many forms of art and film. Horror films are the most popular kind of genre of this kind because of how scary they can be. Their word origin means “frightened”. In this paper, we will explore how the meaning of horror is shaping as the movie “Jaws” comes into being. Through research, I found out the meaning of fear encompasses not only the physical dangers or even the unfortunate effects such as physical injuries and personal traumas but it is also connected to one’s self and the energy experienced by victims.
One good example of fear that we can see in the movie “Jaws” is the first fish scene. It is when Spielberg uses a composite camera to show the victims’ fears of sharks by using smaller and sound mixing techniques. Together with other special effects, it brings a type of a fear that is supernatural and scary to audiences. In this film, the people are all confined in the same boat, and that is how we first see the production of a fear. It truly can be difficult for a viewer to watch since they have no control and no control over how the tsunami will hit. Of course, we fear an old man with a bowl haircut that is probably going to be eaten by the shark. One more example of the movie’s production is in the beginning scene when they are seeing a group of tourists. Not only the fact that the shark will hit most of them but the fact that the shark will also hit the poor people who came to sea that day. This is the dream of every tourist in fear and what they would hope to see.
With this said, horror movies are often very dark but not in a way that makes the audience think. Rather, these films have a personal feel like, they try to support and support and emphasize audiences in their search of the meaning behind horror itself. Horror genre films are normally about the characters’ weaknesses, which makes people enjoy them; it also makes the audience hate them. If they love the movie, then the way people see horror will be higher than if it is an average movie. Even with these twists, many viewers do not have an idea of what the horror genre films are. Even as an audience, sometimes, it is really hard to know what it is that is scary, and where this deep level of evil is coming from. That is why horror is a genre of moviemaking, because even in addition to producing scary films, they also allow audiences to enjoy the general audience both within horror movies and any form of film that is dark.
Horror movies are good for spooky movies
I don’t know about you, but I stay up all night worrying about something or someone I will wake up to in the middle of the night. I go to bed and it is the same thing. I get up the next morning and the same thing happens. So it really gets me to feel the ache of my body. On the other hand, I love horror movies. I think horror movies are spooky and I love it. My thoughts and emotions would ruin the movie and I would never get comfortable. So my heart won’t be in a nice movie anymore but my stomach would be wide awake and I will not be able to fall asleep. I only love scary movies because they get me to think about what could happen in real life. I realize what would happen if I could be a ghost.
I think horror movies are spooky and I love it. They give me a thought about the bigger thing. Horror movies put you in a situation and, instead of going through reality, you are altered to an alternate world like nightmares. The movie Trances takes you to the middle of nowhere. You are living on the other side of hell. I think horror movies are spooky because I enjoy scare tactics. These scary actions make the audience don’t want to go through real life.
I think horror movies are spooky because they put you in a situation and, instead of going through reality, you are altered to an alternate world like nightmares. It is a novel way of showing people. You go to a movie and sit there and some random guy screams in your face. Also, you just sit there and follow him. We are only scared of people. When we watch a scary movie, it’s like we could be the guy. But then in our reality you will be the guy that is screaming. I think my mind stays suspended because I am watching a scary movie. I tell myself I just watched a horror movie. I can’t think my way out of this bad situation. I think that kind of stuff and I keep thinking about spooky movies. A scary movie goes like this: Your game is said to a guy on the moon. He hears a whistle and jumps out of the doors. You have a guy in your bed but you are in the same room as the guy. He falls on your face. You just suck it up and go back to the other side. It’s spooky. It scares you up and your stomach is pining like a young girl you love. Something stops you and you always get spooked. Also, a movie like Terrorize gets your heart beating and your blood pumping to your veins. I love that movie. An outcast girl, a total odd kid, comes to a private school. What goes down is amazing. There are some supernatural shenanigans but it’s spooky. The soundtrack is right on point and the acting is very realistic. It’s spooky.
Horror movies aren’t scary to everyone, but they have a certain hypnotic quality that captures the audience. In my opinion, horror movies are best. A movie made that spooky isn’t possible. A movie that isn’t scary isn’t possible. It would be like watching horror movies but watching an empty scene with nothing happening, or nothing haunting. I think horror movies are spooky and I love it.
Here’s my list of top ten horror movies for you to enjoy!
Wrong :-
As much as I love Wrong, it’s not for me. No matter how much I watched it, it wouldn’t make me more or less uncomfortable. It’s not perfect (like any horror flick) but It’s one of the most captivating movies I’ve ever watched. And if you’re wondering why I’m talking about it so much, it’s because the show on Hulu and Netflix is the second most sought after show in the world (behind only American Horror Story).
The Evil Dead :-
Evil Dead is a cult classic. No matter if you haven’t seen it or not, it will leave you asking: What’s up, and it’s not just for gory chills and spooky laughs, either.
The Conjuring :-
You might not know it, but on NBC it might be the worst rated show, but it’s been one of the worst successful shows in the world ever, and that’s because of how well it executes what’s already a well known story. To this day, this movie is so bad (at least I wouldn’t compare myself with it) that it still fails to suck me into its story, and if you’re on that list of people, thank me later.
An Interview with a Killer :-
An Interview with a Killer is one of the worst ratings and rating based movies that, for me, represent the lowest rung in the “ten movie chart”. Yes, of all the horror movies in the world, this is probably the worst. But the funny thing is that, in my opinion, it’s one of the best. It tells a true story about a real man in the world of crime, and his interviews, which ended up becoming the first documentary series in HBO’s history. Like, seriously.
The Stepfather :-
By far, one of the worst rated horror movies. However, the Stepfather would’ve been a little better, but it didn’t, and once again the world didn’t like it. It was a silly movie with hilarious antics, but I just couldn’t find any purpose in it. The cast was weirdly good, with Michael Lea, an actress that is beloved in her next movie, Meg & Dolly, alongside Nightline legend, George Stephanopoulos. And John Leguizamo has a fantastic take as Ray Vespucci, too. I honestly think this is one of the bad, sometimes too-unacceptable, movies that are just too gross to be well liked by the majority of people. But, if you’re having fun, you might want to see what I mean.
Insidious :-
There’s no excuse for the Worst Horror Movies in the World, but The Insidious is hard to deny. It’s the ultimate spin on a horror movie that I hate, but I enjoy watching it again and again. I’m very glad I got to watch this movie and end up liking it. And, let’s be honest, the main reason I’m a great binge watcher, is that this movie has over 5000 episodes, meaning if I decided to watch it tomorrow, I’d watch every episode and binge through it. In my opinion, all those numbers beak out what a good ghost story it is.
Awake :-
This movie is well written and written, like Wrong, but from what I’ve seen the main problem with this movie is that the narrative is a little loopy. So, I won’t lie to you, this is a good movie for older viewers. And like I said, if you have already watched Wrong and love it, chances are the this is a very, very good movie for you.
American Psycho :-
This film is one of the most lethal pieces of literature so far. This is the story of a killer – played by an average-looking movie star – with serious back problems and a grave mental disorder. They escape from a mental hospital and kill people as they drive through small German towns. This horrifying story suddenly takes over the world, even though its principal scene happened a decade ago. In order to watch this classic, you just have to read between the lines. As for the plot, I saw it on a rerun of TV. As for the film, Robert Downey Jr. plays the lead role in it, with a comedic identity. The story is great, the acting is excellent and the film is a definite entry into the top ten lists.
War of the Worlds :-
Another entry into the top ten. A scientist tries to inform his family about a plan to stop war that has started on Earth. After her husband gives up and dies of disease, a widow plots to save them. The movie is full of effects and cruelty: vehicles explode; young children are sacrificed in order to satisfy soldiers (who also defecate; check out the film’s plot if you want to know how rude people really are). The film is a masterpiece of the class of movies such as The Exorcist and Psycho. My personal recommendation is the one by Steven Spielberg “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre :-
Looking at the plot on this film in a short time frame, it is evident that its jump starts from an average premise. However, as the film develops, it becomes more and more different, and as a result, the scary scenes are more easily observed, the key points are explained and the audience is surprised. Such a technique proves to be effective, since there is no way to foretell the full extent of the dream