Informative Speech Outline
The History of Horror Movies
Introduction
Attention Catcher: A girl is running through the woods screaming, tripping and calling for help. A tall man is chasing after her with a big shiny knife. She falls and he looms over her as eerie music plays in the background. She lets out a high
pitched scream as he plunges the knife into her. It is a scene something that movie fans are very familiar with, the classic horror cliché. But is it enough to actually scare audiences today, especially the horror film buffs?
Listener Relevance: While the theme of horror movies has always been to shock and scare the audience with all of our greatest fears; movies have evolved with time, becoming more gory and twisted with each new movie released.
Speaker Credibility: I know that I love a good scare. I love to be on the edge of my seat waiting to see if the monster can kill them all. But I have also noticed that movies today are less about monsters and ghosts, and......

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Title: History Of Horror Movies
Approximate Word Count: 886
Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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