Understanding Jump Scares in Horror Films

What does Rebekah McKendry refer to as "breadcrumbs"?

• Jump scares

• Scary music

• Subtle indicators of fear

• Visual effects

According to the video, which element is NOT a common clue that a jump scare is about to happen?

• Dim lighting

• Characters laughing

• Slow editing

• Sudden loud noises

Why is "Jason Takes Manhattan" considered less scary than "The Conjuring"?

• It lacks suspenseful buildup

• It has more jump scares

• It has better special effects

• It uses more humor

Which famous horror movie scene is mentioned as an example of effective buildup before a jump scare?

• "Halloween"

• "The Exorcist III"

• "A Nightmare on Elm Street"

• "Scream"

What does Alfred Hitchcock say about fear in relation to a gunshot?

• It enhances the fear

• It signifies the end of suspense

• It should be used frequently

• It adds to the excitement

What visual technique is often used to create anxiety in viewers?

• Bright lighting

• Clear shots of the surroundings

• Limiting the frame of vision

• Rapid camera movements

McKendry mentions that jump scares can still occur during the day but require what?

• More visual effects

• A bigger buildup

• Less suspense

• More characters

What is a "sting" in the context of jump scares?

• A sudden loud sound

• A type of music

• A visual effect

• A script technique

Which of the following movies is stated to have no jump scares at all?

• "The Exorcist"

• "The Shining"

• "The Silence of the Lambs"

• "A Quiet Place"

What does McKendry suggest is the key to effective jump scares?

• Using them as often as possible

• Creating a roller-coaster of tension

• Having a loud soundtrack

• Making them predictable