Psycho IV: The Beginning

Audience emotional responses for 'Psycho IV: The Beginning' are primarily driven by the film's horror, mystery, and thriller genres. **Fear** and **Anxiety** are dominant, stemming from Norman Bates's continued psychological instability and the constant threat of him succumbing to his murderous impulses, especially with the added tension of his pregnant wife. A significant sense of **Disturbing** is present, reflecting the deep-seated psychological issues and the dark, twisted nature of Norman's 'mommy trouble' and his past. **Anticipation** and **Curiosity** are high as the plot unfolds through Norman sharing his chilling memories, building suspense about his past actions and whether he will kill again. **Surprise** arises from potential plot twists and revelations about Norman's history. Underlying these intense emotions, there's a degree of **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Norman's tragic childhood and his struggle with severe mental illness, despite the horrific nature of his actions, alongside **Disgust** for the gruesome content and his twisted psyche.