The House of Snails

As a Horror and Thriller film, 'The House of Snails' primarily evokes **Fear** from the chilling local legend of Vimero, the isolated and hostile setting, and the escalating violence culminating in a 'bloody and horrific' reveal. **Anxiety** is a constant companion, driven by the protagonist's increasing unease, the villagers' rejection, and the unsettling mystery surrounding Esteban. The film is deeply **Disturbing** due to descriptions of physical deformities, extreme brutality, and a 'severely mutilated' body. **Anticipation** builds steadily as the audience, alongside the protagonist, seeks to uncover the truth behind the legend and the crimes. The climax delivers a significant **Surprise** with its shocking revelation. Additionally, there's a strong sense of **Confusion** as the protagonist grapples with the bizarre local customs and the ambiguous nature of the threats, alongside **Disgust** at the graphic violence and deformities, and **Sadness** stemming from the tragic death of Sole and the town's grief.