Thriller conventions

There are some things that a thriller has to have the same effect as the others. There has to be a central plot to the film that ties everything together and makes the film cohesive and work as a unit. A plot that is regularly used is thriller films is Justice versus Injustice, This is a great way of drawing the attention the audience because the plot will become a form of reality to them at that time and debate the innocence of characters.There can ls be a blurred line between good and bad to confuse and deceive the viewer which will result in a more impactful ending to the film, people are uninterested in films that they think the outcomes are predictable so to blur this line of good and evil will cause the audience to. elements that can also be added that have continued to appear in films from the time of Alfred Hitchcock are Enigmas to put more emphasis on the mystery that thrillers tend to have, Red herrings also for deception and shock, Plot twists and Cliff hangers.

There are sub genres for thrillers that i elaborated on in my previous blog, these include
-Mystery
-Crime
-Psychological
-Political
-Legal
Moods that are often present in thrillers because of the type of lighting used, Editing and dialogue are Viscous moods, this is sometimes shown by dark, low key lighting because this is a way of putting into the viewers mind that something traumatic and ruthless is about to happen. Menacing mood of terror and destruction and paranoia to keep the viewer at the edge of their seat and uncomfortable with the sound and mise en scene.
Furthermore Regular conventions in Thrillers are the theme of a character in