Title Research: The Killer

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 The titles displayed are:

"Netflix presents", "The Killer", "Casting Larry Mayfield", "Sound Designed Red Kyle", "Music Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross", Costume Designer Cate Adams", "Editor Kirk Baxter Ace", "Production Designer Donald Graham Burt", "Director of Photography Erik Messerschmidt asc", "Executive Producer Alexander Milkman", "Producers William Doyle and Peter Mavromates", Produced by Sean Chaffin", "Based on "The Killer" Alexis Metz Nolent", Illustrate Luc Jacamon", Screenplay by Andrew Kevin Walker", Directed by David Fincher"

The images being shown:

Close up of things that can harm/kill a person are shown on screen. This includes poison, bombs, fire, guns or a snake. 

This film establishes a feeling of darkness, creepiness, and frightfulness. This is because the audience is shown colorless images and faceless shots, adding to the mysterious and creepy side of thriller.

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