Dead Silence's Poster Analysis


  • The names of everyone who produced the film are made to stand out from the poster to show the audience who produced the movie, which are those who previously produced a very successful film such as SAW.
  • The colour scheme is dark with accent of red and white, red to indicate death and cruelty, while white seems demonic and ghostly.
  • The dominant central image is a ventriloquist puppet. However, its hand is sinister looking with extreme wounds. 
  • The sub-titles "You scream, You die" refers directly to death, which intigue the audience to find out what happens in the story of the film.

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