1. Poster Kristina Tristram

4. The Skeleton Key The main feature of this poster is the eye. It stands out and is creepy because you feel as though it is looking at you. You can also see someone in the eye which leads you somewhere else. I do like how in the word ‘key’ the e has been changed for a pound sign. It does look a little bit like a key hole which would then go with the name of the film. The colours are dark so that it goes with the spooky feel of the film. The only problem with this poster is that I feel the name of the film, is a little too small. If you were looking at it from far away, I don’t think you’d be able to see which film it is. It doesn’t have the name of the director on there, but it does have the name of the main actor at the top

5. Batman The focus is on the villain rather than the heroes. This makes the film seem scarier. Having his hand on the frosted glass and the face blurred is creepy because it’s as though he is trying to get to you and that he is watching you. This is a fear that some people have too, when they think that someone is watching them through the window. The words that look as though they were written in blood look threatening and the fact that it asks a question too makes it seem as though it’s aimed at you and therefore drawing the reader/audience in.

6. What I liked about this poster are the different layers. It has been divided due to the different images used, rather than just having the one. The images are in black and white which makes the red test stand out. The red also resembles blood. It has the name of the three actors at the top as well as what might be a quote or review about the film to interest the audience, The name of the film stands out because it is against a red background and the red stands out from the black and white images.