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Potential Tag lines

After having looked at many different tag lines found on horror film posters, and analysed the similarities between them, I then came up with some of my own.

1. "He'll turn your life around"

2. "Enter the Dollhouse. But be sure you know what your walking into"

3. " He wasn't who they thought he was"

4. "If you agree to playHe'll bring out the doll in YOU"

5. "They chose the wrong man for help"

6. "They got stitched up"

7. "Come and play in the dollhouse"

8. "He'll invite you into play, but he'll never let you leave"


We decided to choose the tagline "He'll invite you into play, but he'll never let you leave", we used personal pronouns such as 'you' in order to overwhelm and make the audience feel tension.



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