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Horror Cinematography refers to the visual elements and techniques used in the filming of horror movies to create a sense of fear, suspense, and unease in the audience. This can include the use of lighting, camera angles, framing, color schemes, and special effects to evoke a sense of dread and tension. Horror cinematography often employs techniques such as low lighting, shadows, Dutch angles, close-ups, and jump cuts to create a sense of disorientation and fear in viewers. The goal of horror cinematography is to immerse the audience in a dark and unsettling world where the boundaries between reality and fiction blur, leaving them on edge and anticipating the next scare.