Coventional Props: Kirsty Griffiths.

Conventional Props Used in Thriller Films

A rope is conventionally used in thrillers to tie people up and stop them from escaping. A gun is a weapon which is conventionally used in thriller films to protect a somebody from harm or to harm somebody else. A mental chair is conventionally used in a thriller film when the police or detectives are questioning the victims or possible suspects. Fake blood is most commonly used in thriller films for when characters are attacked and hurt by another character. Candles are conventionally used in thriller films in churches to make the scene more mysterious and gloomy. Masks are often used in thriller films to hide the identity of a stalker, villain, a terrorist, or maybe something else. Knifes are conventionally used In thriller films as weapons for characters to protect themselves from the other bad character. Phones are used in thriller films when characters panic and need to contact other people. Dark clothing is conventionally used in thriller films to hide identity. Stalkers usually wear black when in thriller films to hide their face and to make them blend in with their surroundings.