It's not how the movie is made, how the camera man does it. How the camera angels move, how the lighting works and how the camera movements happen. I feel that sometimes if the movie is creepy, and the killer in in the view of the camera man, BLAME HIM!!!!
I don't care if the point of view is from the camera man, if the murderer is him, I'm pointing to the camera man.
The sixth sense was ok, but I felt, even if M. Night Shamalan was trying his best, it was his only great work because his rest were just trash.
Other horror film makers, such as Stephen King, try to make his story not much like his books. He tries his best. He mostly makes his movies long and some of them are TV shorts that were three to four hours.
Sometimes his stories would not make sense when it comes to film, but when he did Carrie, a girl with interesting Supernatural powers, that did scare people to death, some do the fear of wondering,
"Was Sissy Spasik like that in real life?"
When the camera man in a horror film, and they are the one that feels as if they are the killer, does it make them the true murderer? The creepy music does most of the work, intending the viewer a scare is upon them.
With the Sixth Sense all Hayley Joel Osmond can see are dead people (and his career failing)
Bruce Willis never knew, he was that ghost (no thanks to someone shouting it out in the theaters) but I knew all along after him not able to communicate with Toni Collete and in the end, it made sense,
The intense of the music helped as well as the coldness of the room wherever Hayley was in.
Maybe not every camera man is scary but the feeling of every horror film... The camera man is the real murder.
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RIP CARRIE FISHER AKA PRINCESS LEIA
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