The fonts I researched and considered using for my initial idea of producing a horror film (A2)

Below are some of the potential fonts i could of used and took into strong consideration for my horror trailers, poster and website. I felt that they suited my film idea at the time as during my research and planning into horror trailer, posters and website I found that very similar if not identical font were used in for many of the films



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