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This document lists different genres of films including comedy, thriller, drama, romance comedy (rom com), horror, historical, swords and sandals, fictional disaster, and documentary.

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Structuralism views culture as a system of signs and believes that everything has an underlying set of rules and conventions (paradigms). Examples of paradigms in horror include isolated locations for killings and knives as personal weapons. Barthes developed theories about interpreting texts, including the enigma code where trailers leave questions, and the ball of thread theory where meanings are unravelled. Todorov's theory discusses narrative equilibrium, moments of disequilibrium, and new equilibriums. Propp identified character archetypes in narratives. Clover's final girl theory states the lone female survivor is often innocent. Postmodern films knowingly subvert expectations and combine genres in unexpected ways.

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The document discusses the horror genre and its various subgenres. It defines the purpose and conventions of the main horror genre, which is to scare audiences. It also outlines several classic horror films that helped establish the genre. Additionally, it examines several horror subgenres like comedy horror, supernatural horror, and documentary horror. It provides examples of films for each subgenre and discusses their purposes, such as providing humor to fears for comedy horror or realism for documentary horror. It also notes that the horror comedy subgenre was established in the 1920s to appeal to broader audiences by adding humor.

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This document discusses the similarities and differences between crime and horror film genres. Both genres share conventions like a weak female character, secrets, kidnapping, rapid editing, murder, tension, victims, point of view shots, close facial expressions, weapons, and adrenaline. However, crime films focus more on a hero like a detective solving a mystery or crime by the end, while horror films center around supernatural or strange events that cause dread and panic, with an evil force defeated by the end but left open to possibly return. The document provides examples of conventions for each genre and analyzes stills from crime and horror films to illustrate similarities in techniques like close-ups but differences in lighting and color usage.

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From conducting a questionnaire about horror film preferences, the following results were found: - The majority of respondents were females between the ages of 15-24. - Favorite genres included stalker horror, thriller/action-adventure horror, and psychological horror. - Music/sound effects and villain characters were seen as the scariest elements in horror films. - Respondents enjoyed watching films via DVD/Blu-Ray and the internet rather than reading magazines. - A blood-curdling scream was the preferred climactic sound effect for a horror trailer. - Suspense, killers/murders, and a lot of blood were expected elements in a horror film.

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The document provides information about various horror films and genres. It discusses how early horror films from Germany in the 1910s-1920s were meant to frighten audiences. Over time, horror films have incorporated more comedic elements while still including scary features. Examples are given of classic horror films from the 1930s like Dracula and Frankenstein, as well as more modern films. Different horror subgenres are also outlined such as gothic, supernatural, comedy-horror, and science fiction horror. Key elements of the given films are noted in relation to common horror conventions.

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Vladimir Propp identified 31 narrative functions that are commonly found across fairy tales and other narratives. These functions involve character types like the hero, villain, donor, and princess. Propp also analyzed the typical sequence of events, such as the hero leaving home, receiving help, engaging in combat with the villain, and being rewarded at the end. His work established that certain character types and plot structures tend to recur across different stories.

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