Jekyll

Audience emotional responses for Jekyll (2007) are primarily dominated by a pervasive sense of **Fear** and **Anxiety**, stemming from Tom Jackman's desperate struggle to control his dangerous alter-ego, Mr. Hyde, and protect his unsuspecting family from the inherent threat. **Anticipation** is high as viewers await Hyde's unpredictable emergence and the unfolding of the ancient organization's sinister plan. The narrative's dark themes and Hyde's actions contribute significantly to a **Disturbing** atmosphere. Despite the horror, there's considerable **Empathy** for Tom's impossible situation and his efforts to shield his loved ones, making for a tense and emotionally gripping experience characteristic of its Crime, Horror, and Sci-Fi genres.