Pin

Pin (1988), as a horror-thriller, primarily evokes strong feelings of **Fear** and **Anxiety** due to the unsettling presence of Pit, the sentient medical doll, and the escalating psychological tension. The film is deeply **Disturbing** as it explores Leon's unhealthy and obsessive attachment to the doll, leading to increasingly bizarre and dangerous behavior. **Anticipation** builds as the audience is kept on edge, wondering what the doll will 'do' next and how Leon's delusion will manifest. There's also a sense of **Surprise** from unexpected twists and unsettling reveals, alongside **Disgust** for the doll's nature and Leon's actions, and **Empathy** for Ursula's growing discomfort and peril.