Horns

Horns elicits a complex emotional response, primarily driven by its unique blend of dark comedy, fantasy, and horror. The audience feels significant **Anxiety** and **Empathy** for Iggy, who is wrongly accused and grappling with a supernatural transformation while seeking justice for his murdered girlfriend. **Anger** and **Disgust** are prominent due to the town's hypocrisy and the disturbing confessions of sins revealed by Iggy's horns. The fantastical elements and plot twists generate considerable **Surprise** and **Curiosity**. Despite the grim premise, the film's 'Comedy' genre manifests as a strong sense of **Humor** derived from the absurd and darkly satirical situations, balancing the pervasive **Sadness** stemming from the central tragedy and Iggy's grief. The horror aspects contribute to a general feeling of the **Disturbing** rather than outright fear.