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How does the director create an effective opening to 'The Ring'? Originally, 'The Ring' was a novel written by Koji Suzuki and later adapted to a Japanese film by Hideo Nakata. Four years later (2002), the movie was re-told by Gore Verbinski, starring Naomi Watts (Rachel Keller), and Martin Henderson (Noah Clay). Audiences can anticipate thrilling moments directing to blood or death. Suspense gradually builds up during the opening of the movie in order to keep the viewers on their toes. Twists could be included as convention of horrors because it keeps the audience guessing. Horror films should aim to get their audiences frightened, revolted and possibly even fascinated. Introducing the movie, the very first thing we can hear is the sound of rain (non-diagetic sound) - which is a significant sign of danger. Audiences will notice that when rain is heard or seen, danger follows. This is helps create an effective...

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