Question

select one correct answer in each row. fright on the silver screen: a brief history of classic horror movies (1) horror films have been haunting the big screens and terrifying audiences for well over 100 years - actually from the beginning of moviemaking. for film being a thematic backwater or backstage in film history, horror films have fully participated in the evolution of cinema, with contributions ranging from novel special - effects to distinctive new aesthetics. global entertainment (2) the very first horror films were calledspook tales (the term horror films was not used as a description for the genre until the 1930s.) the first known film of this genre was le manoir du diable, created by french filmmaker georges melies in 1896, just a year after the very first motion picture. meliess primitive silent film was known for its use of the special effect called stop - action, used to produce the illusion of objects suddenly appearing, disappearing, or being transformed into other objects - as if supernatural powers were at work. the film featured various macabre creatures such as ghosts, bats, devils, and witches. meliess choice of subject may have just been an excuse for his technical experiments. at the same time, the reemergence of old superstitions in horror films may have been a way of signaling a kind of cultural uneasiness with modern life. the
intended audience\tnot the intended audience
film enthusiasts interested in the history and evolution of horror movies.\to\to
people looking for tips on how to make their own horror films.\to\to
fans of modern action movies.\to\to
historians specializing in ancient civilizations.\to\to
students studying film history and genres.\to\to

Explanation:

The text is about the history of horror movies. Film enthusiasts interested in horror movie history and students studying film history and genres would be interested in this content. People looking for tips on making horror - films, fans of modern action movies, and historians of ancient civilizations are not the intended audience as the focus is on horror movie history, not filmmaking tips, action movies, or ancient civilizations.

Answer:

Film enthusiasts interested in the history and evolution of horror movies: Intended Audience
People looking for tips on how to make their own horror films: Not the Intended Audience
Fans of modern action movies: Not the Intended Audience
Historians specializing in ancient civilizations: Not the Intended Audience
Students studying film history and genres: Intended Audience