Spellbinder

Spellbinder elicits a strong sense of Fear, Anxiety, and Disturbing emotions, characteristic of its horror genre, driven by the malevolent witches' coven and the impending human sacrifice. The dramatic elements contribute significantly to Sadness and Empathy for Jeff's descent into a nightmare, while the initial romantic premise introduces a degree of Love and Surprise as Miranda's true nature is revealed. Anger and Disgust are present due to the initial assault and the coven's dark practices, with a persistent Anticipation of the grim outcome and a lingering Melancholy over the shattered dream.