Bedevilled

Audience emotional responses for 'Bedevilled' are overwhelmingly dominated by intense negative feelings, reflecting the film's brutal narrative and themes of exploitation and revenge. **Anger** is the most prominent emotion, fueled by the systemic abuse and inhumane treatment of Bok-nam, culminating in a powerful sense of righteous fury during her violent retribution. This is closely followed by a pervasive sense of **Disturbing** content and **Disgust** stemming from the graphic depiction of the islanders' cruelty and the visceral acts of revenge. **Sadness** and **Empathy** are deeply felt for Bok-nam's prolonged suffering and despair, particularly concerning her daughter's tragic fate. **Fear** and **Anxiety** are constant, building tension as Bok-nam's breaking point approaches and during the horrific, suspenseful climax. The film offers little emotional respite, immersing the viewer in a bleak and morally challenging experience.