Suspense Techniques in Slasher Films

In movies, suspense is an important factor affecting movies, allowing viewers to see. Because of anxiety and tension, the suspense makes people get on the edge of the seat. When there is a strange sound from there, I feel like I do not know what is in the haunted house. I think the most famous movie director is his suspense movie is Alfred Hitchcock. In order to create these movies, there are many techniques for creating suspense in movies.

A classic suspense horror movie "Psychology" screened in New York on June 16. This film, produced and supervised by the legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, is regarded as the mother of contemporary editing movies. Starring is Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles, Martin Balsam. It was recommended for four Oscars including Janet Lee's best director and best support actress. The plot will center on mysteries surrounding the strange motel owner and his mother, as well as the murder motel guest. It is based on the 1959 book presented by Robert Bloch

Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) is sometimes said to be the mother of all movies. There were only two murders in the movie, but the movie suddenly disguised and had the idea of ​​being a crazy murderer. However, unlike other editing films inspired by it, the characters in the film develop well, and develop more complex stories. Indeed, the murderer's madness is clearly explained as compared to the villains of other films. In psyche, it can be said that the murderer is not a clear psychosis but a mental illness. There is obviously a strange delusion, such as believing that his dead mother is still alive. As psychology is so influential, many critics consider it to be a turning point in cinema history. It shows the transformation of Gothic fear from vampires, wolves and monsters to modern problems and fears. The famous "Shower Murder Case" and its sharp violin soundtrack may be the most famous scene in the history of horror movies.

Pin pointed out that the Slasher movie has become a subject of intense debate in the terrorist community. Some point out that John Carpenter's Halloween is the first slasher movie, others mark Alfred Hitchcock's psycho film as the original Slasher movie. By the way, Halloween is doing some unprecedented horror movies: It earns money. After the release of Halloween, Halloween box office revenue was $ 70 million. It was that another film company began looking for ways to get the success of the Slasher movie through a movie like Friday in 1980 and when a stranger called.