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Looking at how films are made, it is ridiculous when you realise how far horror has advanced as a genre. From black and white films with small budgets and not much interest to one of the most popular genre of films today

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Films are really the keystone of horror itself as p

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Films are really the keystone of horror itself as physical genre. Films such as Dracula and Frankenstein really brought around a new type of film that no one had seen before

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For example, Horror classic Friday the 13th was turned into a multi-platform video game after creators saw how successful the film was

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Some horror films gross so much that they are then turned into video games so that players can continue on the story

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For example, in the classic horror film 'Psycho' a distinctively sharp high pitched key is repeated over and over again to almost make viewing unbearable. Fitting for a murder scene

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Audio is one of the main pieces to a good horror movie. The best content creators for the genre will of all either composed or found extremely good and well fitting music for the effect they are trying to create

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This cliché is something that is sometimes still present in modern horror. For example, the 2017 blockbuster Horror 'IT' is based from the 1970's novel written by Stephen King and Is a remake of the 1990's film adaptation

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The original horror films are mainly based from novels written years and years beforehand that are just now being adapted into film format