The Vagrant

Audience emotional responses for 'The Vagrant' are primarily driven by its unique blend of dark comedy, psychological horror, and thriller elements. A significant portion of emotions revolves around **Humor**, stemming from the absurd and increasingly bizarre conflict between the protagonist and the vagrant, often amplified by Bill Paxton's performance. This is tightly interwoven with intense feelings of **Fear** and **Anxiety** as the protagonist is terrorized, leading to a constant sense of **Anticipation** for the vagrant's next move. The escalating 'head games' and eventual murder contribute to a strong sense of the **Disturbing**, while moments of **Surprise** arise from unexpected plot developments. The protagonist's escalating frustration also elicits **Anger** and **Disgust** from the audience towards the unruly antagonist.