Some Guy Who Kills People

Audience emotional responses for 'Some Guy Who Kills People' are primarily driven by its unique blend of dark comedy, crime, and mystery. Humor is a dominant emotion, stemming from the film's comedic take on gruesome events and the protagonist Ken's awkward yet endearing nature. Curiosity and Anticipation are high as viewers try to unravel the central mystery of who the real killer is and whether Ken is truly innocent. Anxiety and Empathy are also significant, reflecting concern for Ken's predicament as he is framed for the murders and struggles to navigate his new life and relationship with his estranged daughter. The 'horrific ways' of killing contribute to a sense of the Disturbing, albeit often presented with a comedic twist.