There are close up shots of the blood and someone cutting into the flesh of something which adds to the goriness of the sequence. Blood is also predominating in this sequence. The shots used are close ups and the effect of them is like a camera trying to get into focus, its blurry and looks like the lens is trying to get focused as blood drips behind it. As the title gets closer the font starts to get veiny and has a gory effect to it. The font is in capital letters and the color red is predominating throughout. Evil Dead The title sequence for the movie ‘Evil Dead’ The title comes up first, and comes towards the screen. The sequence itself is almost like an investigator is looking through this, clues to something possibly and is trying to piece them together. The music is a white noise sound, the kind of music that gives a person chills and the images shown are that of newspaper articles talking about the supernatural or pictures of people in the house trying to call spirits back from the dead.

Showing possibly the family throughout history or people who have lived there… The titles are placed by the pictures in a very intricate way, using either a clear plastic piece or in gaps in the pictures. The Conjuring The title sequence for the movie ‘The Conjuring’ uses a lot of old pictures to create an effect. It also gives the viewer an insight of what kind of person this mystery man is and the kind of people he is attacking as he crosses off words like ‘Trans-sexual’ and ‘Homosexual’. The images shown on the screen as the titles pop up are pictures of victims the mystery man has already killed or is going to kill, possibly foreshadowing what is to come. The titles themselves, such as the names of the stars and titles of the makers, come up on a black screen, the font is moving, kind of like an old black and white film. The music of the sequence is a screeching noise, almost as a record that is being scratched over and over, giving the whole sequence a creepy and sinister air about it and is almost sci-fi like. Making you question who is it and what is he doing? It engages the viewer. Zooming in on their hands and other things, its gives this air of mystery surrounding this person. Se7en The title sequence for the movie ‘Se7en’ uses a lot of close up shots, showing only what the person is doing. Transcript: Horror/Thriller Opening Sequence.

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