The Samaritan

The Samaritan (2012), a dark blend of Crime, Drama, and Thriller, primarily evokes a strong sense of **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as the audience follows Foley's precarious journey, blackmailed into a dangerous confidence game. The film's dramatic core elicits significant **Sadness** and **Empathy** for the protagonist's struggle to live an honest life after prison and the bleakness of his circumstances. **Disturbing** elements arise from the manipulative antagonist, Ethan, and the grim criminal underworld, contributing to feelings of **Fear** for the characters' safety and **Anger** towards Ethan's cruel actions. The plot's unexpected twists also generate **Surprise**, while Foley's past actions instill a pervasive sense of **Guilt** and overall **Melancholy**.