Which blockbuster film was the first to use a tagline that emphasized what audiences WOULDN'T see rather than what they would see, revolutionizing horror film marketing?

Film taglines are powerful marketing tools that can become as famous as the movies themselves. They capture the essence of a film in just a few words, enticing audiences to theaters and becoming part of our cultural lexicon. This trivia poll tests your knowledge of one of the most innovative and influential tagline strategies in cinema history - one that broke conventional marketing wisdom and created a new template for film promotion.

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• Jaws (1975): "You'll never go in the water again."
• Alien (1979): "In space, no one can hear you scream."
• The Blair Witch Project (1999): "Everything you've heard is true."
• The Exorcist (1973): "Something almost beyond comprehension is happening."

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