SINISTER - film analysis

 Language : 

In the film, the Sinister the title is very dark and shadowy. It shows a watery look  underneath the title which may show that its been there for a long time (aged paint) and  the girl is smearing blood on the wall with a very heinous picture with a devilish look of a monster. The colour red suggests that lots of death may occur in this film due to the amount of blood drawn on the white, cracked wall. This front cover of the film may show to the audience that the girl may have been controlled by that devious creature ,which she has smeared horribly onto the wall, for a long period of time which may make her go to a psychiatric ward due to her clothing shown in the picture.

Industries :

This film was produced by Blumhouse Productions and directed by Scott Derrickson. The stars of the film is Ethan Hawke which is the true-crime writer at the center of the story. This film had a budget of 3 Million to make this film and got given 48,086,903 Million domestically which also got 82,515,113 Million in the worldwide box office. This film has gotten way more money than what they got for their budget to make this film which gives us information that this film was very favourited by many people worldwide.

Audience :

This film is directed to people who must be 18 or older since this is a horror film has very violent and disturbing scenes that a young child could not watch without a parent to be accompanied with them and if they do they must be 14 or older. Horror films usually have lots of gore and scenes that are really terrifying. 

Representation :

The girl in this this front cover of the film shows a white top and trousers that usually is given to you in a psychiatric ward for mental people and she may be one of those people in this horror film. She might be controlled by the monster that makes her become insanely crazy which shows by the image of her staining the wall with blood. It tells the audience that that this film may be about a girl that might be the main plot of this film making.