Thriller Sub-Genres

 

Sub-Genre	Definition	Example Film	Conventions of  sub-genre	Conventions of thriller genre
Action thriller	Action and thriller subgenre in which the antagonist is faced by the protagonist	Taken	A fast-paced movie consisting a unique storyline. More over contains fight scenes and action.	The movie aims to create suspense and tension, shocking the audience.
Comedy Thriller	Comedy thrillers are a cross breed class that draw subject matter for the most part from comedy and thrillers. They regularly incorporate a darker tone, relative to other sorts, of humor.	In Bruges	There are genres of comedy, crime, drama and thriller presented throughout the film.	It's amusing and dim. Martin McDonagh has filled his film with a dark comedic tone. Farrell fills it with his restless energy and disturbed humankind. He's moreover silly conveying McDonagh'ssharp crazy dialog. One is never sure in the event that Farrell is reaching to say something amusing or hit someone over the head or both.
Conspiracy Thriller	A thriller centered on the struggle between The Hero and The Conspiracy, frequently with an expound Conspiracy Theory as the foundation.	Enemy ofThe State	The film tells the story of a bunch of National Security Office (NSA) specialists planning to murder a congressman and the cover-up that results after a tape of the kill closes up within the ownership of an unsuspecting legal counselor.	Mise en scene within the Sequence incorporates outfits, the scene incorporates black suits with the tie’s and glasses giving the secretive government look which its attempting to depict.
Crime Thriller	A crime thriller may be a blend of the crime genre and the thriller genre. Crime novels traditionally center on a criminal who must be apprehended—often by law requirement, the military, or a self-deputized specialist of equity.	Memento	This movie consists therevenge genre filled with crime, thrill, mystery, and dark scenes. It fulfills each convention of its genre with the moments which challenge the convention of the protagonist being a solid kind of macho because it happens in most of the movies which take after this genre.	"Memento" uses numerous of the codes and conventions of the thriller genre such as narrative enigmas which is when the film is making the audience inquire questions which may or may not be answered.