According to Adorno there is a difference between high art and low art. Examples of high art is: Shakespeare, Novels, Plays, Opera, Classical Music). High art is for the upper class and wealthy people, for people who are more intellectual, Low art or culture is also called Popular culture. Examples of Low art is: Cartoons, Reality and tv soaps such as Eastenders. Differently, low art is for people who are more simple and it is less challenging. Every form of low art is the same.
People think that the things being advertised are a must have and that they need it. False needs are created. From this Commodity fetishism is created. What is meant by this is that people become obsessed with these objects and think that they need to buy things advertised. Adorno says that every film is the same, this is a form of low art. He also says that popular media is bad for us!
I disagree with Adorno's theory of false needs and commodity fetishism, when I see something on tv i do not instantly want to get up and buy it. However I do agree with him when he states that every film is the same. Nowadays films of all genre's have become more predictable, we know what is going to happen.
My horror trailer is adheres to Adorno's theory, our horror trailer is very predictable . It is simple, someone is murdered someone is getting haunted by a ghost. We can predict what is going to happen in the movie from the trailer meaning that every film is the same.