Haze

Haze (2005) is a deeply unsettling experience designed to immerse the audience in the protagonist's nightmarish predicament. The primary emotional responses are intense **Fear** and **Anxiety**, stemming from the extreme claustrophobia, the protagonist's severe injury, and the constant threat of the unknown within the maze-like corridors. The graphic depictions of suffering and the grotesque imagery of 'floating corpses' contribute heavily to a strong sense of the **Disturbing** and **Disgust**. A pervasive **Confusion** and **Curiosity** drive the narrative, as viewers, like the protagonist, desperately seek to understand the 'why' and 'how' of his entrapment, building **Anticipation** for the film's promised 'incredible end' and its shocking revelation.