That is why horror films often use jagged, fonts that look creepy, unpredictable or down-right gruesome in some way.
Romance movies, on the other hand, typically use more elegant fonts that trigger feelings of warmth or love.
1. Octin College Regular (free)
Now back to how this all relates to our film. Our project is a coming-of-age story about two soon-to-be college students. To emphasize our theme, I wanted to explore fonts that had a collegiate aesthetic (this is my younger sister’s favorite word). A great example of this is Yale University. They use a font named "Yale," designed by Matthew Carter.
Now, I have to figure out how to actually use this font. I understand that I just have to download and install it and that it will then become accessible across different software. I am hoping it is that straightforward.
If you would like access to the fonts I used above feel free to check out the following sites:
Horror:
https://elements.envato.com/fonts/horror+movie?adposition=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAoJC-BhCSARIsAPhdfSjwvtqCeOb2Kjro1F4AXC71zr373-m1w66WsxPSWtwAvaKzVa1ikg8aArsqEALw_wcB
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