Feast

Feast (2005) elicits a dominant blend of Humor, Fear, and Anxiety, reflecting its core as a dark horror-comedy. Audiences experience significant Humor from the movie's over-the-top gore, absurd character interactions, and rapid-fire comedic dialogue. This is balanced by intense Fear and Anxiety as the unprepared bar patrons face relentless, ravenous monsters, creating a constant sense of dread and uncertainty about who will survive. The film's graphic violence and creature design contribute to a strong sense of Disturbing content and Disgust, while the frantic action sequences generate Excitement and Surprise from unexpected deaths and plot developments.