What is the Title Sequencing in horror films?

 

In the movie The Shining, the title sequencing starts with the director and states "A Stanley Kubrick Film."  It is followed by the lead actors, the movie title, and then the supporting actors.  Next comes the producer (Stanley Kubrick) and the production company.  Following that is the script writer which, in this film is also the director and writer (Stanley Kubrick and Diane Johnson).  The title sequencing ends with the director and producer who is also Stanley Kubrick.

 In the movie The Cabin in the Woods, the title sequencing starts with the film studio and production company.  It is followed by the director and states "A Drew Goddard Film." It is followed by some of the action in the movie and then the movie title pops up with some creepy music like a jump scare.  It then lists the actors, producer, script writers (Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard).  Lastly, it ends with the director Drew Goddard.  This movie continues playing the story line at the same time as listing the essential people to the movie.

In the movie The Sixth Sense, the title sequencing starts with the production studio and production company.  Then comes the producers and lead actors before the movie title and supporting actors after the movie title.  This is followed by the producers again.  Finally, the script writer and director (M. Night Shyamalan).

For our movie, the title sequencing should start with our logo (Shadowglide Entertainment).  It would follow with "An Alexander Ellis Film," as the director of the film.  It would follow with our lead actors and the movie title.  We would then put the editor and script writer.  It would end with the director (that would be me).  We can have the words fade in and out and possibly put them in red as a sign of danger.  We could also have the title jump out like in The Cabin in the Woods with some creepy music.