What Makes People Scared in Korea and America Horror Movies?

소개

1. 공포영화 개념 소개
2. 한국과 미국 공포 영화 문화적 차이점
3. 한국과 미국 공포 영화 비교
4. 여고괴담 VS 스크림
5. 정리

목차

1. General Idea for a Horror Movie
2. The Culture Differences of Korean and American Horror Films
3. Comparing Korea and America Horror Movie Features
4. Whispering Corridors VS Scream
5. Arrangement

본문내용

3. Comparing Korea and America Horror Movie Features.

1) Character
In almost all Korean movies the ghost seeks revenge and does everything in power to make this happen. Snakes, foxes and other animals also play key roles in some of these movies and have been seen frequently appearing on a verity of horror films.
American horror movies are seen using vampires, murders, devils, monsters, and even Frankenstein. Because of the huge cultural diversity in America, there is no single character that is seen in all horror movies and the vast selection charters reflect this.

2) Catch up Method
A Korean ghost usually doesn’t have legs but if they do they never use them, they just hang freely above the ground. And the ghost is seen at times jumping fast to travel.
American killers never run, at least not in front of audience. These killers have a lot of stamina and will never get tired no matter how far they have to travel.

참고자료

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· 2. GIM-EUN-JEONG, GIM-JI-HUN(2000), TEUG-JEONG-GONG-PO-JEUNG, HAG-JI-SA
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· 5. I-PYEONG-LAE, JO-GWAN-YEON OE(2003), YEONG-HWA SOG-UI DONG-SEO-YANG MUN-HWA, JIB-MUN-DANG
· 6. NAM-IN-YEONG(1998), <YEO-GO-GOE-DAM>E EOLG-HIN GONG-PO-UI NAE-LYEOG, SA-HOE-PYEONG-LON GIL
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