FITV History
The number of seasons of Crimson News Bulletin.
What is 3?
The 1978 film that defined the slasher genre and introduced Michael Myers.
What is Halloween?
This lens setting controls how much light enters the camera.
What is aperture (F-stop)?
A transition that gradually darkens the frame to black.
What is a Fade Out?
The Addams Family's daughter who recently got her own Netflix series.
Who is Wednesday Addams?
The name of the figure who rides three manual vehicles simultaneously.
Who is Dismount Dan?
Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film that features the line "Here's Johnny!"
What is The Shining?
The time just before sunrise or after sunset that gives warm, cinematic light.
What is Magic Hour or Golden Hour?
The difference between the lightest and darkest parts of an image.
This 1993 Disney movie has witches named Winifred, Sarah, and Mary.
What is Hocus Pocus?
The original channel number that FITV operated under.
What is 99?
This 1922 silent film about a vampire is considered one of the first horror movies.
What is Nosferatu?
The person in charge of lighting on set.
Who is the Gaffer?
The overall look, mood, and feel of a film's visuals.
What is cinematography or visual style?
In Ghostbusters, what is the name of the green ghost?
What is Slimer?
This is the year FITV was founded.
What is 1985?
This director, known for Psycho, was nicknamed "The Master of Suspense."
Who is Alfred Hitchcock?
The effect where the camera zooms in while dollying backward, famously used in Vertigo.
What is the Dolly Zoom?
The term for secondary footage used to support the main scene.
What is a B-roll?
A 1983 music video, directed by John Landis that's basically a short horror film.
What is Thriller?
The original host of the Crimson News Bulletin.
Who is Brandon Judy?
This 1999 movie popularized the "found footage" style.
What is The Blair Witch Project?
A shot that tilts the camera to create unease.
What is a Dutch Angle?
The invisible line that keeps consistent screen direction between characters.
What is the 180 rule?
This movie features the line "Do you like scary movies?"
What is Scream?