Collated data analysis slides
- 1. Favourite sub-genre slasher Body Psychological Comedy Zombie/post-apocalyptic Sci-Fi Action Gothic Favourite horror sub-genre: The data shows the most popular form of horror sub-genre is ‘Zombie/post-apocalyptic’, the second most popular being ‘Psychological horror’ and the third most popular being comedy horror. As we already intended to use body/slasher horror, there will already be psychological factors in this. However as my group’s idea had no way of including Zombie or post-apocalyptic we will try to include dark humour to add comedy without losing the horror we wish to create. Slasher –2/11 Body – 2/11 Psychological – 5/11 Comedy – 4/11 Zombie/post-apocalyptic – 6/11 Sci-fi – 2/11 Action – 0/11 Gothic – 1/11
- 2. Slasher Weapon Kinfe Axe Chainsaw Sythe Other Favourite slasher weapon: The data shows very obviously the most popular slasher weapon is chainsaw. Although in our group we are unable to use a chainsaw in our film, we can use suggestive sounds and images to create the idea this weapon will be used as a threat in our film. Knife – 1/11 Axe – 1/11 Chainsaw – 6/11 Scythe – 2/11 Other – 1/11
- 3. Main Interest Gore Psychological Aspects The Characters Main interest in horror films: From the data these are the top three aspects in horror films people find interest in in horror films. Fortunately these are also the top three parts my group plan to work on for the film idea and opening. Gore – 2/11 Psychological aspects – 8/11 Characters – 1/11
- 4. Favourite type of body horror Alien interference Supernatural Zombie/mutation Slasher/bloody violence Other Favourite type of body horror: From the results the type of horror I plan to do isn’t the most popular. However it is the third most popular of all the responses so I know it will appeal to some of the demographic. Alien – 0/11 Supernatural – 6/11 Zombie/mutation – 3/11 Slasher/body violence – 2/11 Other – 0/11
- 5. Favourite film introduction type Straight into the story Confusing scene containing many aspects to be explained at the end Slow introduction A mix of all above No preference Favourite film introduction type: The results show the majority prefer a confusing scene where all the aspects come together at the end to explain the story. This is also my personal favourite and I am planning to use this type of opening to make it more exciting. However the other results suggest there is no preference within my demographic on favourite introduction/opening styles. Straight into.. - 1/11 Confusing scene.. – 6/11 Slow intro.. – 0/11 Mix – 2/11 No preference – 2/11