'The Others' is based mainly on aspects of the paranormal and follows the theme of isolation heavily throughout. The main character keeps her children in their home isolated away from the outside world as they are believed to be highly sensitive to sunlight, but really they are all ghosts. There is some aspects of insanity in the film as the mother goes into denial as she refuses to believe the truth behind her family. 'One Missed Call' follows the convention of creating a tense atmosphere throughout the film as the narrative holds a great sense of mystery and leaves the audience feeling quite fearful of the events to come. Tension is created as characters receive phone calls of their own deaths and hear themselves die and so every time a phone rings creating diegetic sound, the audience feel scared for the characters as they know what the phone call might be.

'The Other Woman' features many scenes that are set in social places such as clubs, restaurants and business events. The three main characters all use wit and wordplay to present humour in the film while also being placed in funny situations to support the comedy genre. 'Little Man' also has scenes set in public places such as parks and restaurants where social events take place. A few of the main characters use slapstick comedy in the film and therefore uses violence to receive a positive response of the audience finding humour in it. But all of the characters use wit and wordplay to give the film comedic dialogue.

'The Roommate' focuses on the obsession a girl has of copying her roommates identity and being more like her. This makes the character obsessed with the girl and willing to do anything to stay with her. She even feels jealous when the girl gives attention to her kitten and kills it to stop the attention being taken away from her. This follows the genre trope of identity and the mind as the character is obviously suffering from a mental illness which has forced her to create this obsession. 'Panic Room' focuses on a mother and daughter being locked away in their own panic room to protect themselves from burglars. This film makes the audience understand the reality of the situation and gets them thinking about what they would do in that situation. The characters are also deceived sometimes by the villains of the film to try to make them leave the panic room.