Title Research: Braindead (1992)

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What titles are displayed during the opening sequence?


Titles that are displayed in the opening sequence are the title sequence names the director and who the movie was made by. Other titles that are shown are the names of actors that played in the movie. It also shows the people who made the music and other elements in the movie.


What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?


Images that are prioritized in the film are army planes and I assume that it is at an army base. It also cuts to a town and a candy shop. 


How does the film establish a feeling of the genre?


At the beginning of the film, the first thing that is shown is someone getting hit and a horror type music is played. The creepy music sets the tone for the film because its a horror movie. The music sets the scene and builds the suspense for the movie. The title shown has blood dripping down from it and that shows that the film has a creepy, violent feeling.

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