The Lost Room

The Lost Room primarily evokes strong feelings of Anxiety and Anticipation, driven by Detective Joe Miller's desperate quest to rescue his daughter from a reality-bending motel room while being framed for murder. Curiosity is a central emotion as the audience, along with Joe, tries to unravel the mysteries of the powerful, ordinary-looking objects and the room itself. Fear is present due to the inherent dangers of the objects, the ruthless factions pursuing them, and the constant threat to Joe's daughter. Confusion arises from the complex and illogical rules of the room and the objects, while Surprise comes from unexpected plot twists and revelations about the objects' powers. Empathy is felt for Joe's personal tragedy and his relentless determination against overwhelming odds. The unsettling psychological effects of the objects on people also contribute to a sense of the Disturbing.