Poster affiche Insidious Movie Horror

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The tagline is written in the same text font as the name of the film, sans serif in capital letters placed underneath the title of the film. In the trailer it is revealed that the child is the haunted one, therefore the poster giving a way less of the synopsis of the film, a more tactical method of advertising which relates to Barthes Enigma theory as the audience wants to solve the mystery of the film before they watch it. The main image on this poster is a sinister looking boy in front of an old looking and rather large house. This premium feature ensures your art stays level and flush against your wall for a professional finish. It's not the house that's haunted' is said in the trailer also, the use of this statement is ominous, drawing the audience to watch the film so as to find out what is haunted.

The darker lighting also makes it harder to see all the details on the poster's image, making the audience more inquisitive to find out what happens in the film. The house is a typical convention of a horror film poster, with the sinister looking boy going against average codes and conventions of a young boy as children are perceived as being good. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive.

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The overall colour scheme of this poster is very dark which makes it seem even more scary and sinister.

This could draw an audience to the film as the audience want to know why he’s different to the rest. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy. The consent may be withdrawn at any time without affecting the legality of the processing performed before its withdrawal.

Most of the main images' colouring is drained, with the lack of vibrance giving the film a dark and eerie feeling. These are the the film institutions and company logos helping to identify the film's genre as most companies specialise in a certain genre. This suggests that it’s the boy that’s haunted and draws the viewers in to want to find out what happens. This links to Claude’s theory of binary oppositions as the boy is completely opposite to normal boys.The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings.