In this trailer I really like the flash back to the events as they are fast pace but affective as you can see what happens and relate it to the action in the present and know what they are talking about without being confused. I also think the phrases that appear are clever as they make the film seem like it could happen to anyone as one reads 'There are unexpected events' then the next one is 'some you don't want to remember' also I like the text because the all join on together as after that one the final one is: 'But what if someone Won't let you forget' this is clever as even though there are breaks of action in between the headers it still captures your attention and you can relate it to yourself.
I also think the fast pace sequences are well done as it keeps the audience occupied and doesn't let them think about other things (which is not the action on screen) This is good because it focuses them on the action and makes them want to know what happens in the film. The fast pace also creates suspense which leads to the final scene which is of the name of the film which then goes into slow pace, this is effective as it focuses the audience on what the film is really about. Also the final thought the audience is left with is 'Obession is forever' this gives a creepy feel to the film as it makes the audience feel uncomfortable. This is because obsession can not always be a good thing.
From this film I would like to use a lingering thought which is like the final clip of this trailer ('Obession is forever') as I feel it is really effective by creating the audience to feel uncomfortable as this is what our opening scene does. I also feel the fast pace is effective at building suspense, which can be done in ours by cutting the clips and switching through them.
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