Otis

The audience's emotional response to 'Otis' is a complex blend, heavily influenced by its unique 'Comedy, Crime, Horror' genre mix. **Fear**, **Anxiety**, and a sense of the **Disturbing** are prominent due to the serial abductor plot, the victim's ordeal, and the 'psychopathic subterranean world' of the killer. **Anger** is strongly felt towards the incompetent FBI and the villain's actions, coupled with **Empathy** for the desperate family. Despite the grim subject matter, **Humor** is a significant component, arising from the 'tragi-comic inability' of law enforcement and the dark, absurd situations. As the plot unfolds and the victim turns the tables, leading to the family taking justice into their own hands, emotions like **Relief**, **Satisfaction**, and **Surprise** provide a cathartic release.