The Woman in Black

The Woman in Black (2012) is a classic gothic horror film that primarily evokes **Fear** and **Anxiety** through its chilling atmosphere, frequent jump scares, and the relentless presence of the vengeful ghost. The **Disturbing** nature of the ghost's actions, particularly involving children, contributes significantly to the audience's unease. **Surprise** is a key element due to the effective use of sudden scares. Underlying the horror, the film's 'Drama' genre elements elicit **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Arthur Kipps' profound grief over his deceased wife and the tragic backstory of the Woman in Black herself. There's also a pervasive sense of **Melancholy** and **Anticipation** as the mystery unfolds and the dread builds.