Movie Research: The Blackening
A movie that isn't afraid to directly fight a trope found in horror movies. What conventions of Slasher/Horror did the movie have? The movie has a group of survivors, a masked killer, a enclosed setting, and gore. What conventions of Slasher/Horror did the movie have did I like? This movie challenges the horror convention of the black character dying first. Instead, all the main characters are the film are black, and collectively avoid dying by using at the expense of the other (expense is used lightly). The movie was not afraid to address this issue heavily, and talk about the cliché trope. Characters are built upon more than what's on screen, adding depth and attachment to their performance, and ending in the movie What conventions of Slasher/Horror did the movie have did I not like ? The movie has a too much comedy of (at least for me) to have certain scenes hit as hard as they should of. Not to say, people did not die in gruesome way, but I felt as if some scenes had me...