The significance of setting and location in horror films from "summary" of Horror Films of the 1980s by John Kenneth Muir
Setting and location play a crucial role in the overall effectiveness of horror films, shaping the atmosphere, mood, and tension that are essential to the genre. In the 1980s, filmmakers understood the power of choosing the right setting to enhance the fear factor and create a sense of unease in the audience. One key aspect of setting in horror films is the idea of isolation. By placing characters in remote or desolate locations, filmmakers can heighten the feeling of vulnerability and helplessness, as there is no immediate escape from whatever threat they face. This sense of isolation can intensify the suspense and make the audience more invested in the characters' fate. Moreover, the physical environment of a set...
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