Which iconic movie marketing slogan was created by the studio after test audiences reported feeling physically afraid during screenings, turning this reaction into a brilliant selling point?

In the competitive world of film and television, marketing campaigns can make or break a production's success. Some slogans become so iconic they transcend the movies themselves. Test your knowledge of the strategic marketing behind some of Hollywood's biggest releases and how certain taglines helped transform films into cultural phenomena. This poll examines the critical intersection between creative content and the marketing strategies that bring audiences to theaters.

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"In space, no one can hear you scream." (Alien, 1979)
"Be afraid. Be very afraid." (The Fly, 1986)
"The scariest thing is knowing it could happen to you." (The Silence of the Lambs, 1991)
"It will scare you to death." (The Exorcist, 1973)