Researching Credit Sequences

 I have been reasearcjng over some Horror credit sequences I was really debating which opening to pick so after researching I came to a conclusion and pciked these that I thought. We’re the best. When I was looking I was also trying to find something like Evil Dead Rise, because less than a minute in you already know what type of movie your getting yourself into and it already gives you that feeling that you aren’t gonna know when something is gonna happen again so it leaves the viewer overthinking and leaves some suspense, and that’s something I was really looking forward to find in other credit sequences because those are something I enjoy watching and analyzing the details and talking about it.

1. My first credit sequences is gonna be Choose or die by Toby Meakins. This credit sequence starts off with images over a computer and introducing the cast members throughout different images and while they do that in the background on the computer they start saying thinks like “choose or die” giving them a suspense and a confused feeling why so it’s gives a little suspense and what’s gonna be happening next or who’s the one behind all this. Then it says at the end of the credit sequence “Your family is safe. For now.” Which gives the audience thinking who they are talking about that.

2. My second credit sequence I picked is Se7en by David Fincher , this was a really good movie in general I really liked it, the credit sequence opens up with the tittle and switches right to the credits with this weird eerie noise and the background has screams through out and in the background is more of him setting something up and pictures of dead people and people getting scratched off like if they were gonna get killed next.this credit sequence really gives an idea of how the movie is gonna turn out more of showing people will get killed later on then bring a lil disturbing as well from the pictures they showed throughout.

3. My last credit sequence was from a recommendation  from my mom when I was asking her for suggestions on any good horror movies this movie is more on the older side going back to 1963 it’s called, The birds by Alfred Hitchcock, the credit sequence starts with multiple crows flying around and cawing and it gives it more of a dramatic touch and gives it more of that something bass gonna happen cause normally black crows are a sign of bad luck and with the graphics you can tell this movie was old and they didn’t have the type of technology we have now a days.