Target audience - Split

Split is a film about a man with 23 personalities and on the verge of a 24th personality. The man has kidnapped 3 girls and they must escape before the monstrous 24th personality appears.

 Split is rated 15 but from the research I have gathered the target audience is adults. the twists and the unpredictable story-line, to the scares. seemed to be to much for younger audiences to enjoy. But allowed adults to fully engage with the film and the scares and thrills kept them on the edge of their seat. 

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