Analysis of Film Poster 3


 In this poster, the couple are shown standing together but their faces are in different directions subtly turned away, Looking confused. It creates a sense of unease and fear, implying they are being watched and constantly on edge. The lighting in the poster heightens the suspense as it is very dim with dark shadows. the dark and stormy weather in the distance. This portrays the programme negatively and suspensefully, coinciding with the thriller genre.


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