Creation of my Film Poster & Review

Whilst creating my film poster and reviewI have taken screen shots to show how I have created it and have explained why I have made it the way I have, namely to fit the conventions of film posters and reviews and promote the film as best I can.
Below is a Slideshare presentation on how I have created them.

Naming of my Film

Whilst creating my film poster and review I also had the challenge of coming up with a title for it. I want my title to express the type of film it is; a comedy horror so it must reference both of these. I looked at other examples of comedy horror films such as 'Sean of the Dead', 'Attack the Block' and 'Cockneys Vs. Zombies' which all contain a clever play on words which instantly alert the audience to the genre of film it is.
However my film also contains other themes such as drugs, paranoia and teen parties which are all sub-genres themselves and I'm not sure to what extent I should reference these.
I have been playing around with a number of title's such as 'Paranoia' which references horror and the drug induced paranoia that scares the main characters, 'The Legend of Trevor' which references  Scooby-Doo type films whilst still revealing the film to be a comedy due to the everyday and not scary name Trevor. Another title I have thought of using is 'Paranormal Trevortivity' which is a pun of 'Paranormal Activity' and instantly establishes the genre as that of comedy horro which I want to do. Out of the three this is my preferred title.
In order to try and choose the right title, which is essential in promoting my film, I will create a poll on my blog and try to get as many of my target audience to vote on it as possible.

Experimentation and Changes

Throughout filming and creating my film I have made a vast number of changes and experimented with a number of different things.
Below is a Slideshare presentation explaining my changes and experimentation.