Summer Camp

The audience's primary emotional responses to 'Summer Camp' are dominated by intense fear and anxiety, stemming from the rapid spread of a rage-inducing, demonic disease and the characters' desperate struggle for survival in an isolated wilderness. The film effectively evokes a sense of dread and unease, with disturbing imagery and moments of surprise contributing to the overall horror experience. Anticipation builds as the threat escalates, while disgust and anger are provoked by the nature of the infection and its violent manifestations.