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Three elements of horror in Psycho are the music, the facial expressions, and the noises (besides the music). The suspicious music hints at Norman and Marion's abnormal conversation, and how creepy Norman Bates is. The facial expressions, especially in the shower scene, enhance the emotions and make the audience feel how scared Marion is. The noises at the motel make it seem isolated, with the deafening rain outside, and during the shower scene, the shower makes Marion's screams quieter and makes her seem even more alone.

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Ironically, Marion Crane, the supposed Final Girl, dies midway through the movie. However, she is still the Final Girl. She is a Final Girl because she is the main character, or at least the person focused on for most of the movie (so far, I haven't seen the entire thing). Marion does not fall into the typical "Final Girl" rules. She has sex (or at least plans to do it), she steals a very large amount of money, and says "I'll be right back," when leaving her job at the bank. Her role as Final Girl has inspired future FG's through her interaction with Norman Bates. Her confrontation with the villain inspired similar interactions between the FG and the villain in future horror movies for years to come.

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Now, Morbius isn't technically a horror movie, in the most traditional sense of the word, but it does contain some horror elements. Some of those being the eerie movements and the music. Morbius exhibits strange, quick movements once he's a vampire, similar to Nosferatu and his servants. The music changes tones throughout the movie, but one of the biggest parts where the music comes into play is when the FBI comes onto the ship. The music becomes stealthy, until Morbius jumpscares both the audience and the agents, and the music becomes dramatic and loud.

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Three elements of horror in Countdown are the music, foreshadowing, and camera shots. Foreshadowing plays a big role in Countdown, starting even from the very first scene, where the characters at the party all download a sketchy app called Countdown, and Courtney finds out she has three hours to live. Creepy music plays as she walks home by herself, and is followed by someone odd looking, with no face, and blurred out by the camera, which brings us to the third element of horror. Camera elements make the scene of paranoid Courtney in the bathroom even scarier. The camera moves back and forth between her and the shower, driving up the suspense of someone being in there, while her background is out of focus, making the audience think there could be someone (or something) behind her as well. These three elements (which show up everywhere later in the movie) make the first scene frightening and draw the audience in for the rest of the movie.

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Quinn is a Final Girl because she is the main character, and the one who's perspective we as the audience see the most of. She's also the one who survives the longest (besides the side characters that we barely see). Quinn breaks the FG rules by drinking at a bar with Matt (where they discuss their similar experiences with the Countdown app). I don't know if I would necessarily say Quinn is my favorite FG (since this is the third horror movie I've seen (out of 3)) but I really like her confidence and determination, even when she finds out she has a day to live. And I especially like how this comes into play at the end, when she uses her cunning and determination to lure out the demon so she can kill it in a last act of bravery and sacrifice, even tricking the demon so that she actually survives.