"Fear, be my friend" - newspaper article by The Guardian 1999

When reading this particular article it has referenced greatly to what we are trying to achieve with our teaser trailer and the typical conventions of horror we have incorparatted. It intials open with the line "Like most 'horror' stories, mine is rooted in the ordinary-that is to say in the the banality of everyday life." This relates to the spynopsis of our film as we have created it to illistrate situations that most people will experince e.g. moving into a new house. Straight away this shows we are achieveing the interface between reality and unreality in order to "relate to an audience with a median age of 15-25". Like stated in the article our film is going to contain "the usual repertoire of symbols" e.g. children - little twin girls