Stalk

The audience's emotional response to 'Stalk' is dominated by the core elements of its Drama and Thriller genres. **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** are paramount, driven by Lucas's calculated cyberstalking and manipulation, creating constant tension about his next move and the inevitable consequences. A significant sense of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** permeates the viewing experience, stemming from Lucas's initial humiliation and his subsequent descent into a morally ambiguous and ultimately self-destructive path. The very act of cyberstalking evokes a strong feeling of **Disturbing**, highlighting the invasion of privacy. **Fear** is present for both Lucas's victims and for Lucas himself as his elaborate scheme unravels. **Anger** is directed at the initial bullies and at Lucas for his extreme and unethical actions. **Empathy** shifts throughout the film, initially for Lucas as a victim, then for his manipulated targets, and finally for Lucas again as he faces the repercussions of his own trap. **Surprise** and **Curiosity** are also key, fueled by the revelations of secrets and the intricate details of his hacking.