Film Opening - Brainstorming

For my film opening, I was thinking that I would start in the future/ with the end of the movie. The reasoning behind this is that some of my favorite film openings have been done this way. The main movie I got this inspiration from is the "First horror film of 2019" Escape Room. This film "starts at the end". I want my opening to be something that is stuck in the viewers head for the entire duration of my "film". This will be tricky because I'm not actually making a full film, but I am excited to figure out how to execute it.

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