Exploring the Film Genres of Horror, Science Fiction, and Action Movies

Why are people attracting movies and making them happy? I think movies of all kinds are wonderful in their own way. Indeed, the excitement of horror movies, the science and technology of science fiction movies, and the movement and enthusiasm of action movies are one of the reasons that makes people passionate. Still, all movies can create entertainment that allows people to experience their imagination in the real world. The most interesting of these movie types is that fans can create a fantasy world to escape from imagination and coexist.

Types in the movie You are already familiar with media and entertainment type concepts (Figure 1.2). Types of movies include romantic comedy, action movies, documentaries, murder mystery, musicals, SF, fantasy, horror movies, thrillers. These types are not official to be followed by writers and directors. Instead, they are a familiar pattern that the audience will recognize and understand. When the audience recognizes the type of movie, they form concrete expectations as to what they are doing. For example, romantic comedies usually explore interesting relationships and failures of new relationships. We meet each other and feel the charm of each other. But words, events

There is a problem when discussing the type of SF movie. The distinction between science fiction novel and other types is not necessarily clear. Many movies span SF type and other types. Films such as Ring (2002) and Aliens series (1979, 1986, 1992, 1997) show how the distinction between SF movie and horror movie is blurred. (Telotte 46) Some comedies such as Mars Attacks (1996) and Back to the Future (1985) are also very SF novels. (Mitchell 133) In fact, there are examples of science fiction movies suitable for almost all types. Starship Troopers (1997) resembles a war movie, and Outland (1981) is similar to the West in many ways. (Telotte 45)

Monster movies are usually not dangerous either on a worldwide scale or at an epic level, but SF movies have a longstanding tradition of movies characterized by monster attacks. Science fiction movies are different from similar movies of horror or fantasy type, as science fiction often relies on science (or at least pseudoscience) for the existence of monsters, not supernatural or magical reasons. In many cases science fiction conspiracy, nuclear accident, science experiments, science fiction monsters are created, awakened, "evolved". Typical examples are 20,000 Fastoms (1953), Jurassic Park Movies, Cloverfield, Pacific Rim, Kong Movies, and Godzilla Movies.