Drag me to hell deconstruction
The scene starts off with quite a high pitched ringing non-diegetic sound which contrasts the scene as it it just a couple in bed sleeping. Their clothes are very normal looking they cannot tell you anything about what is going to happen in the scene.
There is a extreme close up shot, which acknowledges that the audience is watching a film and has a fly which has been computer generated to land on the lens of the camera. While the fly is trying to get into the orifices of Christine's face you can hear eerie wind music that puts you on edge.
When Christine "wakes up" the non-dietetic sound changes from wind to sting instruments which implies that something is going to happen, to the audience.
When you do the see the gypsy woman she conforms to common conventions of a supernatural horror as she seemed to appear out of no where.She also has markings all over her face which could relate to her being in some kind of cult.
There is a extreme close up shot, which acknowledges that the audience is watching a film and has a fly which has been computer generated to land on the lens of the camera. While the fly is trying to get into the orifices of Christine's face you can hear eerie wind music that puts you on edge.
When Christine "wakes up" the non-dietetic sound changes from wind to sting instruments which implies that something is going to happen, to the audience.
When you do the see the gypsy woman she conforms to common conventions of a supernatural horror as she seemed to appear out of no where.She also has markings all over her face which could relate to her being in some kind of cult.
Though she is a supernatural being you can still see that
she is quite human like because she is wearing jewelry and clothes which
other supernatural beings might not bother with.
You can still she is a supernatural being as she throws up bugs onto Christine.
After this whole ordeal you see the common story line of it was just a dream. This two shots puts the audience at ease once again. The boyfriend is shown to be sweet and caring, which the audience can identify with.
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