Film pitch

The Obsession
The Obsession is a daunting, nerve-racking thriller from the makers of mama and stoker. A teenage boy meets his dream girl and soon forms an obsession on her, but she has a boyfriend. Will she find out?

Obsession is about a boy that moves into a lonely, boring town that was until he meets the girl of his dreams. He soon finds out that he can't have her which leads to him following and stalking her to form an unhealthy obsession. This obsession goes as far as him planning to kill her boyfriend. Little does he know that people closer to him know all about his obsession and are just waiting for the right time to end it.. but does that go according to plan?

Film poster and trailer

The genre of Insidious is horror. The fact that the boy is covered in blood creates a sense of mystery and makes the audience think about what has happened. We can see a old fashioned looking house with a cloudy sky which emphasises the fact that its a horror. The boy has a dead look on his face which shows us that he might of killed someone also seen by the blood on his face. Seeing as we can't see any other houses tells the audience that it's in an isolated area.

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The trailer has a lot of flashing images and people jumping out dressed up looking scary. This shows us that it's a horror movie due to the fast pace images creating a fear of the unknown which emphasis on the fact that it's a horror also it has a lot of ghosts in it The dark colours show us that it's going to be a jumpy film due to the fact its widely used in horrors.

Genre

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The genre of pacific rim is science fiction and action. It's about monsters/aliens coming and attacking earth and its set in the future and we know that because of the technology used in the film. The film is about fighting monsters and making monsters. We know it's a action film due to the fights scenes and explosives also, we know it's a science fiction film due to the advanced technology that hasn't been invented yet.