Thirst

Thirst (2009) elicits a strong blend of negative and complex emotions, primarily driven by its Horror and Drama genres. Audiences experience significant Fear, Anxiety, and a profound sense of the Disturbing as they witness the priest's horrifying transformation into a vampire and his subsequent descent into carnal desires and moral decay. The dramatic elements contribute to deep Sadness, Empathy for his tragic plight, and a pervasive Melancholy reflecting the loss of his former self and the grim consequences of his new existence. Disgust arises from his actions, while Curiosity and Surprise are present due to the unique fantasy elements and unexpected plot developments.