Razorback Poster AnalysisThe title is blood red, which makes it stand out from the dark background.

There’s a man with a rifle, which makes us believe that he’s going to shoot the Razorback!

There’s a house on fire in the background, which actually happens in the beginning of the film.

The titular character is placed against what looks like the sun, which casts him into a silhouette form.

The smoke coming out of Razorback’s snout also seems to be coming from the fire.

The text is in Danish since this appears to be the Danish poster for the film.

The text translates to “No one would believe him… No one would help him… But everyone was scared… Not that could be enough!”

The text under the title translates to “A man seeks revenge”. This is because the man’s grandson was killed by the film’s titular villain at the beginning of the film.

The tagline makes the Razorback seem like something nobody has ever seen before!

The Razorback is mostly shrouded in shadow, but his glaring eyes make it look like he’s staring at you!

There’s a jeep here and it appears to be searching for the Razorback in the dark.

The tree on the right gives us an idea of what this Razorback could be capable of.

There’s a whole list of people who helped in the production of this movie, including the writer (Everett DeRoche), the associate producer (Tim Sanders) and the man who wrote the original novel (Peter Brennan).

The scary-looking text used for the title is commonly used on horror movie posters.

So, in conclusion, the second poster is much scarier than the first one because it’s much darker than the first poster. Plus the Razorback is made much more mysterious in the second poster.

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