Rampage

Audience emotional responses for 'Rampage (1987)' are primarily characterized by a strong sense of anxiety and being disturbed, stemming from the film's depiction of violent crimes and the inherent tension of a thriller. This is complemented by significant sadness and empathy for the victims, alongside anticipation for the legal proceedings and the outcome of the district attorney's moral struggle. Emotions like fear, anger towards the perpetrator, and a pervasive melancholy contribute to the grim atmosphere, while curiosity and a sense of guilt (related to the legal and moral dilemmas) are also prominent.