Flowers in the Attic

Based on the Drama, Mystery, and Thriller genres, and the harrowing plot, the audience's primary emotional responses are intense Sadness, Anxiety, and Empathy, driven by the prolonged abuse and suffering of the innocent children. This is compounded by strong feelings of Fear and a deeply Disturbing sensation due to the menacing environment, the grandmother's cruelty, and the overall bleak and unsettling nature of the children's confinement. Anger is also a significant emotion, directed at the perpetrators of the abuse. Melancholy pervades the viewing experience, while Anticipation builds around the children's desperate attempts to escape and the revelation of the family's dark secrets.