Another one of my favorite film genres is mystery. The mystery genre is typically targeted for individuals ages 15 and up. People who enjoy suspense and probleming solving typically go for this genre. These films often have twists which keeps audiences engaged throughout the movie.
The plot for these movies build up as the story continues, slowly developing the overall point of the movie. Some characters you might see are detectives or police man who aim to uncover the mystery, though this may not always be the case. You can expect betrayal or even justice when watching a mystery film. Any suspenseful scene is backed up by lighting, camera angles, and editing. Ambius lighting usually starts the serious tone of the scene followed by slow movements of the camera. To tie it all together, eerie high pitched or even faint sounds might play in the background to make you eager to find our what happens next. Mise en scene plays a huge role for clues such as "hidden objects" or "important letters".
Narratives vary but marketing remains consistent. They are advertised as thrilling and suspenseful, which we can see in trailers or other forms of marketing. Posters can have taglines that hint to secretes which leaves viewers wanting more. Its distributed through streaming services and cinemas.
Some example of films under the mystery genre are parasite, a film that touches on class disparity and social inequality but theres one thing that keep everyone humble. Scream is another good one where most of the sequels have a common theme of figuring out who the murderer is.
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